Add decimation base as input to cog_translate #285
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@mccarthyryanc thanks for the PR 🙏 Would you be able to update the documentation for this new option 🙏 |
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@vincentsarago , I've updated the docs. Since the docs mostly refer to the CLI (at least in the Advanced Topics section) I also added this option, |
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| This is primarily useful when working with [custom TileMatrixSets](https://developmentseed.org/morecantile/usage/#define-custom-grid) that also use a non-default decimation base. | ||
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decimation_baseadded to morecantile. I'd like the ability to define a customdecimation_basewhen creating COG overviews. This PR adds that var in along with some tests. For now, it requires an input foroverview_level, since that defaults to the value returned byrasterio.rio.overview.get_maximum_overview_levelwhich uses a hardcoded base of 2.