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Thanks for expressing interest! As you have no doubt read, stars
aims at dense arrays. As an alternative to spatial rasters / images, simple features can be an array dimension, so if you're happy with small square polygons, or polygons grouping clumps of cells, then yes, that can be seen as a sparse raster representation with a little bit of fantasy.
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@edzer yes, I was aware of the dense array focus which makes perfect sense for the use cases from the ISC proposal. So as you mentioned, this might be an sf extension. Anyhow, it is good to know that I am not reinventing the wheel.
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@mdsumner great suggestion, thanks!
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Related Issues (20)
- Issues with particular file: North American Land Cover (NALC) Dataset HOT 5
- Additional nest in dimension while reading HDF5 file and terra workaround solution HOT 7
- GDAL Access window out of range on read-in of stars_proxy HOT 2
- aggregate.stars mean by time (by = "2 days") HOT 2
- netcdf dimensions get messed up if they are out of order and if axis attributes are available HOT 12
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- An error occurred while using the st_get_dimension_values function to obtain the time HOT 1
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- A better (efficient) way to convert a list to stars object with time dimension having only one value HOT 2
- Error with `mdim` test: `Error: cannot open driver` HOT 8
- Some tests cannot find files from `stars/nc` directory HOT 3
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- Extracting to sf now gives "Error in make_intervals(x$start[i], x$end[i]) : length(start) > 0 is not TRUE" HOT 5
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- Error file not found after st_warp() HOT 7
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- Dimensions error when filtering HOT 3
- write_mdim() error "Error: NA value in which_dims: logic error" , but replacing values works?
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