Is COG/ titiler is suitable for representing time series raster data? #543
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Hi @mortezaomidi, if you're goal is to quickly get values for the whole time stack, I believe you'll be better served by using Zarr to store your data or to create 1 COG with each band as a month. If you use one COG / month, you'll have to call the titiler endpoint for each file from you're client application, and it might be messy |
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Hello,
First of all, I need to thank you for your efforts.
I have a question:
I need to display time series data of various satellite images for the purpose of drought monitoring. (for example MODIS NDVI and ...) from the year 2000 to the last day that the data exists. After preprocessing using GDAL data stored in TIFF format. (For example, each monthly data is a TIFF file)
Is titiler and generally COG are suitable for this case (representing time series data)?
The output of my work is something similar to wentusky - temprature product.
Thank you for your help
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