WCS and Projections
John Caron
caron at unidata.ucar.edu
Thu May 31 16:12:58 MDT 2007
Hi Pauline:
The paper is a few years old, the TDS WCS service is ok as a production system IMO, within the limits that the paper outlines.
TDS is not supporting coordinate transformations because that requires regridding, which is non trivial for data (not pictures). Ideally, some other service would provide that, written by someone with expertise with that. Balaji's proposal to CF may solve the problem in a general way, but we havent had time to explore that in any depth.
John
Pauline Mak wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've recently read the paper titled "Data Access Interoperability within
> IOOS" which recommended not to use the WCS server in a production
> environment. I'm not sure which version this referred to, but would
> there be a production version of the server anytime soon? I would
> really like to use TDS to publish all of our datasets in as many
> standards as possible.
>
> I would also like to know whether applying a transform on the
> coordinates on the irregular grid (assuming it's a projection that can
> be mapped to a regularly spaced grid) will make datasets compatible with
> WCS? nj22 certainly supports coordinate transformation, so perhaps this
> can be applied when a WCS request is made?
>
> Cheers,
>
> -Pauline.
>
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