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2007.07.01 03:01 "Big TIFF Sample Files", by <sc42business@mac.com>
2007.07.03 10:44 "Re: Big TIFF Sample Files", by Joris Van Damme
2007.07.03 12:15 "Re: Big TIFF Sample Files", by Joris Van Damme
2007.07.03 15:26 "Re: Big TIFF Sample Files", by Phil Harvey
2007.07.03 15:43 "Re: Big TIFF Sample Files", by Stephen Carlsen
2007.07.03 12:26 "Big TIFF Compression", by Andy Cave
2007.07.03 12:39 "Re: Big TIFF Compression", by Joris Van Damme
2007.07.03 13:02 "Re: Big TIFF Compression", by Andy Cave
2007.07.03 13:55 "Re: Big TIFF Compression", by Frank Warmerdam
2007.07.03 14:07 "Re: Big TIFF Compression", by Andy Cave
2007.07.03 14:37 "Re: Big TIFF Compression", by Joris Van Damme
2007.07.03 13:46 "Re: Big TIFF Compression", by Joris Van Damme
2007.07.03 14:23 "Re: Big TIFF Compression", by Andy Cave
2007.07.03 14:34 "Re: Big TIFF Compression", by Kemp Watson
2007.07.03 15:25 "Re: Big TIFF Compression", by Ed Grissom
2007.07.03 15:27 "Re: Big TIFF Compression", by Ed Grissom
2007.07.03 16:31 "Re: Big TIFF Compression", by Michael Wolf
2007.07.03 16:06 "Re: Big TIFF Compression", by Bob Friesenhahn
2007.07.03 19:28 "Re: Big TIFF Compression", by Chris Cox

2007.07.03 16:31 "Re: Big TIFF Compression", by Michael Wolf

On Tue, 03 Jul 2007 16:23:48 +0200, Andy Cave <andy.cave@hamillroad.com>
wrote:

Hi Andy,

> It sounds like people currently don't write 1m x 1m pixels (and clearly
> probably don't since they'd exceed classic TIFFs file size), but might
> start
> trying to once BigTIFF is out.

Well, they do, but either (as was mentioned before) use multiple TIFFs
(GeoTIFF does include the real world coordinates of the content, making it
relatively easy to automatically stitch them together) or different file
formats (J2K comes to mind since it allows for lossless compression).

Have a look at http://www.geotorrent.org for some sample geodata that easily
exceeds 2GB (one file would be 2TB uncompressed).

The question is if Big TIFF is designed as an intermediate file format or a
delivery file format ;) (I suppose both)

Cheers,
Mike

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