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Collection projection system in "proj:wkt2" attribute not supported #60
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Thanks for the issue! I think it should work now if you install the package from GitHub, although I could not test. Please let me know if there are still problems. |
Is it a public STAC catalog that I can use for testing? |
There seems to be an issue with the way the functions are exported in the current version on Github. After installation:
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Oops, sorry, NAMESPACE was broken, does it work now? |
Installation works and I believe the proj:wkt2 works as well! |
Thanks for checking, I'll close the issue for now. Feel free to re-open if anything does not work. |
@appelmar is it possible that extract_geom() won't work if the source raster data in the STAC collection that forms the cube has a projection defined with proj:wkt2 ? I'm trying to debug extraction from one of our datasets and I feel that this might be the issue. |
Sounds rather unlikely to me, can you share some more details (e.g. image collection file, scripts or debug output)? |
Upon further testing, I believe the issue was that the structure of that collection in our Stac catalog didn't fit with the expected structure of extract_geom(). I changed the order of operations and now it works with proj:wkt2 definition. |
OK, thanks for the update, there is a small chance that this is also related to the apostrophe issue (#70), if the WKT contains single quotes. |
Hi !
We encountered issues when loading a collection from a stac path, and for which the projection system is stored in WKT format, in the attribute"proj:wkt2":... (the attribute "proj:epsg" is null.) With this collection, it seems that the use of a new projection system in the function cube_view is not supported thus resulting in an incorrect cube cropping.
Thanks for helping !
Sarah
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