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Examples and best practices for numerous possible DAGs of Catalog, Collection, and Item #1053

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philvarner opened this issue Mar 16, 2021 · 2 comments

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In the text, we state that a Catalog can link to child Catalog, Collection, or Item objects and a Collection can link to child Collection or Item objects. However, we should also have:

  • recommendations on when you would use each of these configurations
  • references to different production catalogs that use these different configs, e.g., Astraea has a simple Catalog->Collection->Item model, with one Catalog for all data and each product (Landsat 8 L1TP, Sentinel-2 L2A) in a Collection
  • JSON examples for several instances of these with a diagram to to show these relationships. E.g.,
    • (1) a simple Catalog -> Collection -> Item,
    • (2) Catalog -> (sub)Catalog -> Collection,
    • (3) Catalog -> Collection -> (sub)Collection -> Item,
    • (4) Collection -> Item,
    • (5) Catalog -> Item,
    • (6) Catalog -> {Item, Collection -> Item}
@philvarner philvarner changed the title Examples and best practicies for numerous possible DAGs of Catalog, Collection, and Item Examples and best practices for numerous possible DAGs of Catalog, Collection, and Item Mar 16, 2021
@cholmes cholmes added this to the 1.0.0-rc.3 milestone Mar 29, 2021
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cholmes commented Mar 29, 2021

Putting this for rc.3. I think it's ok if we just do this in how-to / tutorial documentation, but I could also see putting this in best practices.

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Broader issue to be tackled (survey, improve best practices documentation, etc) to be orchestrated by Radiant Earth.

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