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Release/v1.1.0: SICD Sensor Model, GeoTIFF CRSs, and DRA Tiling Options #19

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This release extends OversightML Imagery Toolkit support to new sensor types and imagery formats. Key changes include:

  • Implementation of the SICD sensor models for georeferencing complex SAR imagery
  • Updates to the GDAL based sensor models to support GeoTIFFs with non-WGS84 CRSs
  • Addition of new output type and range adjustment options on the tile factory.

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edparris and others added 11 commits September 27, 2023 18:14
The GDAL tile factory can now automatically rescale pixel values to match a desired output type. This is commonly used when converting panchromatic imagery which often has 11-16 bits per pixel into an 8-bits per pixel representation for visualization. These operations look at the histogram of the input image pixel values and then map them to the output range.
feat: Updating CONTRIBUTING.md to reflect project requirements.
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Ayyy first imagery-toolkit release!!! LGTM

@edparris edparris merged commit 9b0bb1a into main Sep 28, 2023
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@edparris edparris deleted the release/v1.1.0 branch September 28, 2023 01:24
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