Review comments from C. Reed #30
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| OGC API - Processes and the openEO API complement each other and cater for different user audiences. |
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I read the comment about possible overlaps. I would strongly encourage the development of a openEO/Processes API crosswalk similar to the STAC/Records API done for Testbed 19. Such a cross walk would be really helpful.
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Available at Open-EO/openeo-api#494
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| == Relationship to other OGC Standards | |||
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| The openEO API builds on top of other standards and specifications an reuses other standards whenever possible. | |||
| The openEO API builds on top of other standards and specifications and reuses other standards whenever possible. | |||
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All or parts (requirements classes)?
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| The primary use case is to simplify and unify the data processing using a common API with a set of pre-defined processes. It is beneficial for users as they can still work in their favored programming language without worrying about data organization and pre-processing. They can avoid vendor lock-in as the generated process descriptions can be executed at multiple providers and as such also allows to compare and reproduce processing results more easily between different providers. | ||
| The primary use case for developing openEO was to simplify and unify the data processing using a common API specification with a set of pre-defined processes. As such, users can still work in their favored programming language without worrying about data organization and pre-processing. Users can avoid vendor lock-in as the generated process descriptions can be executed at multiple provider endpoints supporting comparing and reproducing processing results more easily between different providers. |
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Simplify the data processing or accessing processing services in some processing chain??
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A general comment the last chapter:
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Updated the document according to the document that was attached to the comment, see #29