Closed diniangela closed 2 years ago
Hi angela, the best way to do this is indeed with the WFS geoJSON format and use the paging. It is some coding work but feasible.
There are currently 553 320 771 detections available in the layer.
Ok sounds good, ya think I can do 1 million detections at a time so might need more paginations
Also when I was testing the pagination, geoserver kicked me out after a couple of tries
Would it be possible to open up the number of hits for logged in users?
Looks like there's a # of queries limit on the GeoServer. Could be there's something default being set in this way: https://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/extensions/controlflow/index.html#per-user-rate-control but if it's something else, we'd still need to lift it in order to do ~550 queries every time we do a detections cross-match.
I was able to grab 150m or so detections over 150 queries yesterday, haven't checked over them but after 150m i got a 0-byte return from the GeoServer, which may mean i had run out of pages, or may mean that i hit the rate-limit block.
closing in favour of https://github.com/lifewatch/etn-otn-exchange/issues/17
I noticed if the ETN detections are grabbed from Geoserver CSV's, they only only show 1 million of the detections. I have been trying pagination with WFS but it has proven to be more difficult than I initially thought.
Is there a better way to grab the ETN detections from ETN in their entirety?
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