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In your landscaping, it might be worth calling out other file formats for annotated arrays. Building a schema on top of these standards could facilitate interoperability.
netCDF (R, Python, C++, Java, others)
zarr (Python)
xarray (Python)
tile.db (C++, Python, others)
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Yup, a few of these had come up in previous discussion with @LTLA. The idea of Arrow/ Parquet had also come up.
I like the idea of xarray/ netCDF for the existing infrastructure, though it's unclear to me what the status is of sparse data for netCDF. There has been a little discussion of this on the xarray sparse issue (pydata/xarray#1375).
In your landscaping, it might be worth calling out other file formats for annotated arrays. Building a schema on top of these standards could facilitate interoperability.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: