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A mathematical procedure used to solve problems with a series of steps. Algorithms are usually encoded as a sequence of computer commands.
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How can I cover an AOI with a subset of image extents?
The core of the algorithm is laid out here:
Building the geo priority bucket:
package minCoverSet
import (
"fmt"
geojson "github.com/paulmach/go.geojson"
"github.com/uber/h3-go/v3"
)
type … = universe
return nil, nil
}
I recorded a short demo here of a UI implementing the actual algorithm: https://youtu.be/t41Mh8Rs3k8 …
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How can I cover an AOI with a subset of image extents?
I’ve been experimenting with a problem that I have not found a friendly and simple solution for yet. Curious to know if any of you have already solved this problem.
Given a AOI and a set of image exte …