Open mari-s4e opened 1 year ago
@Schpidi any insights as to how to streamline this process?
sorry, this issue somehow slipped through. here are some thoughts in response to your points:
gdal_translate
call per tile as detailed at https://docs.sentinel-hub.com/api/latest/api/byoc/#gdal-example-command and the parameters would be almost identical or am I missing something?Once the collection is created you can add tiles. Note that only a single tile can be added in one step.
(see https://docs.sentinel-hub.com/api/latest/api/byoc/#ingesting-the-tiles).for
loop to iterate through the available times doesn't it?parameters
and use in headless execution mode.@Schpidi seems you're confirming that there are no predefined scripts for data ingestion on SentinelHub, users must script themselves? No streamlining foreseen? Currently seems like a fairly painful manual process.
Also, I remember reading in various deliverables that while initially, we must rely on sentinel-hub documentation, this will eventually be tailored to FAIRiCUBE requirements. Any progress on this?
gdal_translate
command. The thing is in this "just" there is a world of parameters/options to be set, and going through the documentation to understand what does what is very time consuming. Since this is a routine task, it would be great if the Hub could provide a default way of doing it. For example, a script (but even better with a UI) that takes as input the tif file(s) and outputs the COG file(s). We already have in common-code the script that does the job, but what would be the best way to integrate it in the system?@Schpidi I agree with @mari-s4e on all points above. How can we create an extension of the existing TIFF->COG script to make this painful repetitive task a bit easier?
This is the ingestion template notebooks/f01_ingestion/ingestion_00_template.ipynb. Also another example: notebooks/z99_demo/demo_processing.ipynb
Some improvements towards automation could be (just a draft, @Schpidi feel free to correct where needed!)