Building my own SeaGrid

[Ryan Hofschneider]

Howdy:

I need to build my own SeaGrid (see http://demo.geomatys.fr/seagrid/demo/ifremer/index.html)
. For those unfamiliar with that work, it entails exposing large  
amounts of dynamic 4D gridded data to users via WCS and WMS.

I've gone through the FOSS4G 2007 presentation done by GeoSolutions  
and the one done by Geomatys/Ifremer and I've also taken a look at  
Reading University's SHaVER project page (last updated February 2008).

All these information sources are a bit dated and I am trying to  
figure out what the GeoServer team has plotted as the way ahead, what  
work has already been done, and what areas of functionality need  
attention, as far as programmer effort.

Thanks!
Ryan







 

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[Alessio Fabiani]

Hi Ryan,

I'm Alessio Fabiani from GeoSolutions ... what I can briefly say to
you is that actually we are working hard on implementing
multi-dimensional functionality at the different levels; with Daniele
Romagnoli and Cedryc (from Geomatys) we are working on the
implementation of ND-plugins and Metadata at ImageIO level. At the
same time I'm doing some preparation work at GeoServer level in order
to make it able handling multidimensional coverages
(http://geoserver.org/display/GEOS/GSIP+24+-+TIME-ELEVATION-BAND+parameters+parsing+for+WMS+1.1.1+WCS+1.X)...
so while I'm going from the top level to the bottom, the others,
viceversa, are going from the bottom level to the top, and we will
meet in these days at the middle level, i.e. GeoTools one.

Hopefully soon, with the Geomatys guys help also of course, we should
have a nice, clean and stable work at all levels.

Regards,
                 Alessio.

On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 2:22 AM, Ryan Hofschneider
<ryan.hofschneider@...> wrote:

> Howdy:
>
> I need to build my own SeaGrid (see http://demo.geomatys.fr/seagrid/demo/ifremer/index.html)
> . For those unfamiliar with that work, it entails exposing large
> amounts of dynamic 4D gridded data to users via WCS and WMS.
>
> I've gone through the FOSS4G 2007 presentation done by GeoSolutions
> and the one done by Geomatys/Ifremer and I've also taken a look at
> Reading University's SHaVER project page (last updated February 2008).
>
> All these information sources are a bit dated and I am trying to
> figure out what the GeoServer team has plotted as the way ahead, what
> work has already been done, and what areas of functionality need
> attention, as far as programmer effort.
>
> Thanks!
> Ryan
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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