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New Python Notebook doing a deeper dive into COG Overview Resampling #95
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todo: a little clean up on text explanations
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I usually use squash merge everywhere 🤷♂️ |
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The notebooks are great! I made some changes in #98 mostly around the text blocks. When we merge that, I'll add my ✅ .
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"## Download a GeoTIFF from EarthData\n", | ||
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"Note: The whole point of is that we _don't_ download data. So in future examples, we will demonstrate how to access just subsets of data using COG and compare that with a GeoTIFF." | ||
"Note: The whole point is that we _don't_ download data. So, in future examples, we will demonstrate how to access just subsets of data using COG and compare that with a GeoTIFF." |
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"Note: The whole point is that we _don't_ download data. So, in future examples, we will demonstrate how to access just subsets of data using COG and compare that with a GeoTIFF." | |
"Note: The whole point of the "cloud-optimized" part of Cloud-Optimized GeoTIFF is that we _don't_ download the entire file. So, in future examples, we will demonstrate how to access just subsets of data using COG and compare that with a GeoTIFF." |
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Whoops, forgot to get this fix in (also forgot to squash). Going to open a new PR to cover.
Content was already checked by @kylebarron