write titiler-pgstac notebook #5
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@hrodmn; this notebook is gold. Super powerful to communicate the real value of the stack. Should we include a reference to happy tiles here? I started a draft doc based on @vincentsarago's presentation in the past (draft). |
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Let's get something published about happy tiles! |
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This is pull request 5/6 for the FedGeoDay Workshop:
Describe dynamic tiling, demonstrate how to use the
/collectionsand/searchesendpoints, provide examples of query parameter usage.