This PR updates the ALFRESCO ingests such that they are able to recreate the ALFRESCO coverages that are currently on Zeus and used by the Climate Impact Reports Tool. Some metadata and encoding issues were fixed, more descriptive coverage names were chosen, past / future coverages were combined, and deprecated coverages were archived. Finally, post-import "hooks" to add styles via the rasdaman/admin/layer/style/addendpoint were included where appropriate to implement version control for styles and to speed-up the coverage re-ingest process.
There is also an addition of a text file that just lists the files accessed by the ingest - I don't know that this needs to be a permanent addition, but I think it is useful in the interim as a reference until we set up some type of syncing between the ingest data itself and a "do-all-the-ingests.sh" program.
There is also an update to the documentation to reflect what we've learned about pushing styles up to Rasdaman.
I thought I had squashed this locally and pushed it before making the PR using git reset soft --head but it doesn't seem like I was very effective. Definitely squash this one I think.
This PR updates the ALFRESCO ingests such that they are able to recreate the ALFRESCO coverages that are currently on Zeus and used by the Climate Impact Reports Tool. Some metadata and encoding issues were fixed, more descriptive coverage names were chosen, past / future coverages were combined, and deprecated coverages were archived. Finally, post-import "hooks" to add styles via the
rasdaman/admin/layer/style/add
endpoint were included where appropriate to implement version control for styles and to speed-up the coverage re-ingest process.There is also an addition of a text file that just lists the files accessed by the ingest - I don't know that this needs to be a permanent addition, but I think it is useful in the interim as a reference until we set up some type of syncing between the ingest data itself and a "do-all-the-ingests.sh" program.
There is also an update to the documentation to reflect what we've learned about pushing styles up to Rasdaman.