Opened 6 years ago
Last modified 6 years ago
#1805 closed defect
scale with imageCrsDomain returns wrong rasdaman axis order — at Version 1
Reported by: | Dimitar Misev | Owned by: | Bang Pham Huu |
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Priority: | critical | Milestone: | 9.7 |
Component: | petascope | Version: | development |
Keywords: | Cc: | Vlad Merticariu | |
Complexity: | Medium |
Description (last modified by )
E.g. a query like this:
for c in (Sentinel_2A_B12_20m), d in (Sentinel_2A_B11_20m), e in (Sentinel_2A_B04_10m) return encode( { red: c[Lat(53.6734: 53.9267), Long(7.6550:8.0729), unix:"CRS:1"(0)]; green: d[Lat(53.6734: 53.9267), Long(7.6550:8.0729), unix:"CRS:1"(0)]; blue: scale(e[Lat(53.6734: 53.9267), Long(7.6550:8.0729), unix:"CRS:1"(0)], { imageCrsDomain(c[Lat(53.6734: 53.9267), Long(7.6550:8.0729), unix:"CRS:1"(0)]) }) }, "tiff")
The imageCrsDomain according to WCPS standard is
Extent of the coverage in (integer) grid coordinates, relative to the coverage’s Image CRS2; essentially, the set of all point coordinates inside the coverage
But it has been done for a very long time before WCPS 1.5 with the result in geo CRS order (e.g: Lat, Long)
c[Lat(53.6734: 53.9267), Long(7.6550:8.0729), unix:"CRS:1"(0)]; return [Lat: 885:1898, Long: 745:2417]
but not rasdaman order
c[Lat(53.6734: 53.9267), Long(7.6550:8.0729), unix:"CRS:1"(0)]; return [Long: 745:2417, Lat: 885:1898]
Change History (1)
comment:1 by , 6 years ago
Cc: | added |
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Description: | modified (diff) |
Priority: | major → critical |
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