Agree structure of `config.yaml`

[JamesSample]

The fields/attributes of config.yaml should be discussed and agreed upon (e.g. which fields are mandatory and which are optional). We also need to choose a set of default values for optional parameters.

For the seabird missions flown during spring 2023 we have the following:

nfiles: 765 
collectedby: NINA (Sindre Molværsmyr)

As a next step, I suggest we extend this as follows:

nfiles: 765                            # Total number of files in the 'images' folder
collectedby: NINA (Sindre Molværsmyr)  # Organisation (pilot name)
mosaic: true                           # Whether to mosiac the raw images using ODM (true or false)
publish: true                          # Whether to publish the orthophoto to GeoNode (true or false)

to cover cases where pilots upload orthophotos that have already been generated by e.g. Pix4D.

Other attributes can be added over time - suggestions welcome!

[JamesSample]

For example, when mosaic is true, we could also allow users to specify ODM options such as pc_quality and feature_quality in this file.

[knl88]

It could also be nice with a couple more attributes, and perhaps split collectedby(not to important though)? for example

title:                                             # could be nice
project:                                           # 
nfiles: 765                                        # Total number of files in the 'images' folder
institution:  NINA                                 # Organisation
creator_name: Sindre Molværsmyr                    # data collector
mosaic: true                                       # Whether to mosiac the raw images using ODM (true or false)
publish: true                                      # Whether to publish the orthophoto to GeoNode (true or false)

a summary attribute would also be nice, but perhaps not that practical. The suggested attributes are mostly to make the iso generation easier. Some of these fields can also be modified from geonode, so it is mostly a question about what is most practical.

PS: I took the attributes from here

PSS: Don't understand how @JamesSample managed to align the comments so well :)

[JamesSample]

I've extended the attributes accepted in config.yaml to include the above, plus basic NodeODM options. See the documentation here for an overview.