Releases: PermafrostDiscoveryGateway/viz-staging
v0.9.2
Dependencies
- Added
pydantic
dependency - Replaced
setup.py
withpyproject.toml
- Specified dependency version restrictions that were removed when converted
setup.py
topyproject.toml
- Added python 3.10 as an option
Additions
- CONTRIBUTING documentation
- Updated README to provide more thorough documentation, license, and citation info
- Basic
pytest
framework
The viz-staging
package was designed to process geospatial datasets for visualization on the Permafrost Discovery Gateway, an online platform for permafrost big data creation and discovery to support knowledge-generation. There are known areas for improvement, and the codebase is currently under development.
Datasets and metadata are archived on the Arctic Data Center. The datasets created with viz-staging
can be further processed with other PermafrostDiscoveryGateway packages, such as viz-raster
and viz-3dtiles
.
v0.9.1
Features
- Integrated the neighbor deduplication method to be applied to files that overlap spatially.
Dependencies
- Specified dependency versions for simple installation from GitHub.
The viz-staging
package was designed to process geospatial datasets for visualization on the Permafrost Discovery Gateway, an online platform for permafrost big data creation and discovery to support knowledge-generation. There are known areas for improvement, and the codebase is currently under development.
Datasets and metadata are archived on the Arctic Data Center. The datasets created with viz-staging
can be further processed with other PermafrostDiscoveryGateway packages, such as viz-raster
and viz-3dtiles
.
Viz-staging Initial Release
This version of the viz-staging
package was designed to process geospatial datasets for visualization on the Permafrost Discovery Gateway, an online platform for permafrost big data creation and discovery to support knowledge-generation. This version of the viz-staging
package was used to process the ice wedge polygon dataset visualized on the Permafrost Discovery Gateway, in addition to other Arctic datasets. There are known areas for improvement, and the codebase is currently under development.
Datasets and metadata are archived on the Arctic Data Center. The datasets created with viz-staging
can be further processed with other PermafrostDiscoveryGateway
packages, such as viz-raster
and viz-3dtiles
.
Primary contributor: Robyn Thiessen-Bock (@robyngit)
Other contributors: Juliet Cohen (@julietcohen), Matt Jones (@mbjones), Kastan Day (@KastanDay)