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In some cases, when processing geospatial input files, a single geometry is separated into multiple files, such as in case of the Shapefile format, or satellite imagery (e.g. Landsat, Sentinel). To enable more efficient handling of data, uses simply compress the files into a single file (e.g. ZIP) and use this as input is GIS.
To enable support for such cases, file system operations such as directory browsing, file opening and streaming should also function within the compressed file.
Introduce the CompressedFileSystem type in the Storage/FileSystems namespace to provides these functionalities within the compressed file to enable IO types to read or write the data. Use FileSystemBase as the base type. The type should rely on an existing compressed file handling package, which supports the most common compression formats (.zip has the biggest priority, but tar.gz and .7z would be also beneficiary).
The type should be tested with a compressed temporary file, and executing all possible commands within the file including reading/writing data.
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In some cases, when processing geospatial input files, a single geometry is separated into multiple files, such as in case of the Shapefile format, or satellite imagery (e.g. Landsat, Sentinel). To enable more efficient handling of data, uses simply compress the files into a single file (e.g. ZIP) and use this as input is GIS.
To enable support for such cases, file system operations such as directory browsing, file opening and streaming should also function within the compressed file.
Introduce the
CompressedFileSystem
type in theStorage/FileSystems
namespace to provides these functionalities within the compressed file to enable IO types to read or write the data. UseFileSystemBase
as the base type. The type should rely on an existing compressed file handling package, which supports the most common compression formats (.zip has the biggest priority, but tar.gz and .7z would be also beneficiary).The type should be tested with a compressed temporary file, and executing all possible commands within the file including reading/writing data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: