Serving High-Resolution Imagery With OnEarth Open Source Software

Submitted by jtroberts on Fri, 2014-07-11 14:18
Event: 
Summer Meeting 2014
Abstract: 

Using OnEarth, high-resolution global imagery can be made available to web clients, such as OpenLayers, Leaflet, or Google Earth, via popular web service protocols: WMTS, Tiled-WMS, and KML.  OnEarth is an open source software package that converts georeferenced PNG, JPEG, or GeoTIFF files into a highly efficient file format for speedy access to imagery using a typical Apache server configuration.  This poster describes the process by which a system engineer can utilize OnEarth to provide access to an archive of high-resolution imagery.

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Author(s): 

Name: Joe Roberts
Organization(s): Jet Propulsion Lab
Email: [email protected]

Name: Charles Thompson
Organization(s): NASA JPL PO.DAAC
Email: [email protected]

Name: Thomas Huang
Organization(s): Jet Propulsion Lab

Name: Christian Alarcon

Name: Matthew Cechini
Organization(s): NASA
Email: [email protected]

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