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Unity OGC applications rely upon using [Papermill parameritzation](https://papermill.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage-parameterize.html) of arguments. One of the cells is tagged with the `parameters` tag, indicating to Papermill which cell to inspect for insertion of values from the command line. See the [app-pack-generator](https://github.com/unity-sds/app-pack-generator) for more information on the formatting of parameters and the use of type hints.

### OGC Run
to run this without the stage-in or out parameters, simply call the process.cwl contained in this repo:

```
cwltool process.cwl --input test/stage_in/ --output_collection MYCOLLECTION --example_argument_empty ''
```

### stage-in

This notebook is connected to a Unity stage-in process through the `input_stac_collection_file` variable. This variable contains the location of a STAC feature collection file. That feature collection points to the input files used by the notebook. In our example notebook we use Unity-py to parse the file and obtain the full paths to the input files.
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## License

See our: [LICENSE](LICENSE.txt)
See our: [LICENSE](LICENSE.txt)