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When source data is defined for the entire globe we should be able to handle queries that potentially wrap around the edge of the source data #121

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drc-creare opened this issue Oct 15, 2018 · 3 comments
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Imagine the source data is a grid that spans the world (say a GeoTIFF or xarray). The source data is defined in a grid that has entries for longitudes starting with -180 and going up to +180. Now image that a user submits a query for longitude values that go from -190 to -170. We should be able to correctly construct a response to this even though it might require slicing the underlying source data structure twice and concatenating the result.

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@mpu-creare does this adequately describe the issue we ran into today?

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Yes, thanks Dave.

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Thanks @mpu-creare .

@mpu-creare mpu-creare added enhancement New feature or request 2H Effort Estimate 2 Hours labels Feb 7, 2019
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