daan,
Is there a way in Geocart to project a video file from Plate Carrée to another projection?
Thanks,
Bernie
Video file projection
Re: Video file projection
Hello Bernie.
By “video file”, do you mean a video clip, where many frames in the video clip consist a map in plate carrée projection? And you want the output to be a video clip also?
Or…?
Best,
— daan
By “video file”, do you mean a video clip, where many frames in the video clip consist a map in plate carrée projection? And you want the output to be a video clip also?
Or…?
Best,
— daan
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Re: Video file projection
Hello daan,
Yes, that is what I was thinking of. A batch process that can read, project, and write individual frames in numbered raster images would work as well. This would be useful for video maps such as this one: http://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/details.cgi?aid=11719
Here is an interactive version I am working on (very much work in progress): http://cartography.oregonstate.edu/demo ... /NASA.html
I wanted to explore whether streaming a video map with an equal-area projection instead of the Plate Carrée has a significant enough impact on file size to justify the development of some extra web client logic. The web client would first inverse project the video to spherical coordinates before forward projecting to an interactive pointed polar equal area projection (currently Hammer).
Thanks,
Bernie
Yes, that is what I was thinking of. A batch process that can read, project, and write individual frames in numbered raster images would work as well. This would be useful for video maps such as this one: http://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/details.cgi?aid=11719
Here is an interactive version I am working on (very much work in progress): http://cartography.oregonstate.edu/demo ... /NASA.html
I wanted to explore whether streaming a video map with an equal-area projection instead of the Plate Carrée has a significant enough impact on file size to justify the development of some extra web client logic. The web client would first inverse project the video to spherical coordinates before forward projecting to an interactive pointed polar equal area projection (currently Hammer).
Thanks,
Bernie
Re: Video file projection
Bernie,
Geocart has no such facility. Cracking open arbitrary video formats would be unfeasibly complicated, so instead I’ll add “batch-processing of individual image files of identical projection” to the Wish List.
Thanks.
— daan
Geocart has no such facility. Cracking open arbitrary video formats would be unfeasibly complicated, so instead I’ll add “batch-processing of individual image files of identical projection” to the Wish List.
Thanks.
— daan
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Re: Video file projection
Thanks, daan. This would be a useful feature.
Bernie
Bernie