[Live-demo] Re-categorising OSGeo-Live projects
Stephan Meißl
stephan at meissl.name
Thu Dec 13 13:10:17 PST 2012
Cameron,
I'd argue that the two are different enough to be categorized
differently. rasdaman manages raster data stored in PostgreSQL which is
exposed by its Petascope component via OGC services. EOxServer in turn
focuses on the OGC services part and accesses raster data stored in
different ways like directly in the file system.
I like the categorization you proposed today.
cu
Stephan
On 12/12/2012 11:04 PM, Cameron Shorter wrote:
> Peter,
> Coming back to this question of categorisation. It seems that EOxServer
> is similar to Rasdaman, and probably should be listed next to it? Is
> that reasonable?
>
> If so, should both EOxServer and Rasdaman be categorised under "Data
> Stores" or under Web Services?
>
> To make that decision, I'd consider how people are most likely to access
> each application. If it is via a Web Service, then I'd err toward a Web
> Service categorisation.
>
> On 10/12/12 07:14, Angelos Tzotsos wrote:
>> I agree with Peter: rasdaman is better categorized under DBMS. OGC
>> web services are extra functionality in rasdaman.
>>
>> Best,
>> Angelos
>>
>> On 12/09/2012 09:34 PM, Peter Baumann wrote:
>>> Cameron-
>>>
>>> re rasdaman, it is a DBMS indeed, in the same category as PostGIS.
>>> For example, rasdaman comes with a multi-dimensional spatio-temporal
>>> query language; in terms of OGC standards, WCS is just one rather
>>> limited functionality, there's also WMS, WCPS, and WPS.
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