MDCS is an acronym for Mosaic Dataset Configuration Script and is the entry point to a collection of Python classes/libraries that could be consumed by a Python client application to complete a given workflow for creating a mosaic dataset, populating it with data, and setting all required/desired parameters.
Presently a w/f can go through multiple batch files (.bat) or calling MDCS multiple times within a single batch file, together with custom source code files that could be scattered across various folders to control a single w/fs outcome. Such automated processes call for human attention to monitor its progress that could fail at multiple locations. The goal is to use MDCS steps functionality to omit the requirements for batch files but yet have the control pass through one step at a time until the end of w/f has reached. The context between each step will be internally maintained by MDCS using MDCS language syntax.
Presently a w/f can go through multiple batch files (.bat) or calling MDCS multiple times within a single batch file, together with custom source code files that could be scattered across various folders to control a single w/fs outcome. Such automated processes call for human attention to monitor its progress that could fail at multiple locations. The goal is to use MDCS steps functionality to omit the requirements for batch files but yet have the control pass through one step at a time until the end of w/f has reached. The context between each step will be internally maintained by MDCS using MDCS language syntax.