Closed karthik closed 1 year ago
Will this be based on the MaxUncertainty value? That would be valuable! Should be optional to turn off too.
Will this be based on the MaxUncertainty value?
That's the plan! It will be turned off by default.
Returning to this old issue: is the max uncertainty part of the $data when using ee_photos() command? I am trying to use the R package to find the min/max uncertainty of a collection in Calphotos and there's does not seem to be part of the dataframe. Is this an issue with the API or the package? Also following up with API folks
It's currently not. It is probably an issue with the API or the functionality was added after this was developed. I'll investigate and see if this is being returned by the API and add it to .$data
if available.
HI Karthik, since I commented, I learned that it is not indexed in ecoengine. Further it seems to have all the same value (1000 m) despite what's in the database (10 - 19110 m range). So Deck is checking it out.... Will keep you posted so this issue can be addressed.
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It's currently not. It is probably an issue with the API or the functionality was added after this was developed. I'll investigate and see if this is being returned by the API and add it to .$data if available.
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