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I've just released #eoAPI-k8s version 0.6.0 github.com/developmentseed/eoa

#eoAPI is a scalable geodata infrastructure based on #STAC and ready for the cloud. Its components power data distribution for Microsoft's Planetary Computer, NASA, ESA and Planet and others. eoapi.dev/

The new version:
* upgraded all components to the latest versions
* includes initial support for multidim data
* and some improvements in the startup to reduce error messages

#FreeSoftware by @developmentseed

lazyweb / limited focus question; wishing for a commandline utility to point at a large collection of geodata, read all its metadata and generate a STAC catalogue for it. does such a util exist or is the ask too generic, and i have to DIY?

github.com/stac-utils

either a filesystem or eventually s3 storage - it's all sitting on an ancient external drive that makes a hoover noise and literally vibrates the desk rn

Tools for working with SpatioTemporal Asset Catalogs (STAC) - stac-utils
GitHubstac-utilsTools for working with SpatioTemporal Asset Catalogs (STAC) - stac-utils
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@hareldan I'm not sure #STAC (SpatioTemporal Asset Catalogs; stacspec.org) support for OSM editors would be worth the effort: Is there enough STAC-indexed imagery (or other STAC-indexed data) useful for mapping that is licensed such that using it for OSM mapping (and re-licensing the result under #ODbL with just "central" attribution on the OSM wiki rather than attribution embedded in the thusly created or modified parts of the OSM data and any derived DBs & works) is allowed?

stacspec.orgroot.meta.titleroot.meta.description

People don't realize just how utterly large scale China's investment in renewables is. This huge 10 sqkm complex didn't exist 2 years ago.

Unfortunately, #OpenStreetMap reliance on VHR imagery from vendors such as Mapbox & Esri means it's impossible to map it because there's no control over image recency.

This is a Sentinel-2 image from 3 days ago, and it's about time this free and open imagery source is enabled for OSM mapping purposes.

anyone working on iD editor fancy adding #STAC support?

There is a lot of public geospatial data provided as opendata which is not readily available via API.
I am wondering if there is anything like a public European data infrastructure which allows to host such data in a modern, standardized way to make it easily accessible for everyone at scale (cloud native data formats, STAC catalog, ...)?

Especially I am thinking about lidar data and derived products (DSM, DTM) and a solution similar to opentopography.org.