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i have question that C:\Users\sub\AppData\Local\Temp\ipykernel_17264\3111211276.py:7: DeprecationWarning: datetime.datetime.utcnow() is deprecated and scheduled for removal in a future version. Use timezone-aware objects to represent datetimes in UTC: datetime.datetime.now(datetime.UTC). datetime=datetime.utcnow(), I get this error where I enter the time in the item. I want to know what time I need to put in the datetime and how I can fix the error

Is it possible to visualize the COGs in a Mapbox web application?

Seems like you could just get rid of Catalogs altogether if the added fields for Collection were all optional, simplifying things quite a bit for new folks

Can I use the stack function even if it is not in COG format?

Cool stuff indeed Jeff! Cool stuff indeed 🌍🌎🌏

What is the difference between datacube and STAC ?

Very nice

Is there a notebook example for Sentinel-2 data?

Are there any startups that have built SaaS products (based on STAC) to solve this problem?

Share codings please

Wonderful presentation. Thanks so much.

nice👍

Is there anyway to serve my cog file from minio bucket as wmts service compatible for arcgis platform.

Than you for such and informative video.

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Thanks for an interesting video.

Good job

Can the assets be anything other than TIF images? What If I want the asset to be a .csv file or .json file?

Well done

Is there a way to automate this?

I haven't watched all the way through, but I'm curious how you'd store point cloud data within a TileDB database. I figured it must be making use of the sparse array format, but then how would you store a point like 1.2, -4.7, 0.3? There is no index 1.2 into a sparse array. Do you have to deal with scaling factors which take all points in a point cloud to integers?

Thanks for the video! Do you have the links for the notebooks, so I can have a look? Thank you again.

Hi! How exactly to make fusion and which software to use for that? Thanks in advance

15:16 So cute and funny 😂😂

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0:00 James Banting (SparkGeo and STAC) 5:00 Norman Barker (Introduction to TileDB) 12:30 Kurt Schwehr (The Google Earth Engine Data Catalog) 19:12 Matthias Mohr (STAC Index) 25:57 Javier de la Torre (How cloud-based data warehouses will change the industry at $5 per TeraByte) 33:50 Phil Varner (How Astraea Uses COGs and STAC API to Support Geospatial Data Science) 38:51 Frederico Liporace (CBERS on AWS) 46:56 Marten Hogeweg (The Needle in the STAC) 52:50 Hamed Alemohammad (Radiant MLHub - A Cloud-Native ML Commons for Geospatial Data) 57:14 Kyle Barron (Leveraging Cloud-Optimized GeoTIFFs to Enable New Methods in Web Mapping) 1:03:21 Leo Thomas (Radio-Occultation is not an occult science) 1:09:50 Daniel Dufour (Edge Compute: Cool Stuff You Can Do With COGs in the Browser) 1:14:31 Scott Henderson (Intake-STAC: Interactive catalog analysis with Python) 1:22:17 Dan "Ducky" Little (Raster Data Tiles from COG’s using Numpy and OpenLayers Planet) 1:29:03 Chris Helm (Pointclouds and STAC) 1:37:51 Aimee Barciauskas (2020 NASA SpaceApps Challenge and OceanHackweek: Cloud Optimized GeoTiffs and Zarr on AWS PDS) 1:44:27 Jérôme Gasperi (Resto - a stac search engine for geospatialized data) 1:49:45 Tom Kralidis (Pygeoapi STAC updates).

Thanks for the wonderful presentation. How do l access PlanetScope Data?

Nice!

Notebook can be found here: github.com/azavea/pystac/blob/develop/docs/tutorials/how-to-create-stac-catalogs.ipynb