Cloud Web Services for the Open Data Cube

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An open source web layer sits on top of the Open Data Cube and publishes WMS 1.3 and experimental WCS endpoints, written in Python 3 and pulling imagery on demand from S3 so tiles and NetCDF/GeoTIFF coverages are generated on the fly. WMS works well with clients, supports low-angle correction and getFeatureInfo pixel values, WCS handling and sparse-strip temporal coverage remain work in progress with WTMS and WPS planned.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:46Earth Observation
3. 1:37Preliminary Processing
4. 2:16Landsat
5. 3:04Digital Earth
6. 3:29Open Data Cube
7. 4:15Data International Map
8. 4:33Cog Support
9. 4:49OWS Platform
10. 5:51WMS vs WCS
11. 7:32Current Status
12. 8:43WCS
13. 9:09Next Steps
14. 9:51Demo

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