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[EPIC] WGS <-> UTM Projection Support #1023

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jarmak-nv opened this issue Mar 31, 2023 · 0 comments
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[EPIC] WGS <-> UTM Projection Support #1023

jarmak-nv opened this issue Mar 31, 2023 · 0 comments
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jarmak-nv commented Mar 31, 2023

Overview and Description

It's nearly impossible to talk about geospatial operations without mentioning projections. cuSpatial seeks to enables users to seamlessly work with spatial data in various coordinate systems, ensuring compatibility and interoperability among diverse datasets, beginning with the common WGS <-> UTM coordinate systems.

Accurate projections are essential for precise spatial analysis and visualization, as they minimize spatial distortions and preserve the spatial relationships between features. By incorporating projection support, cuSpatial will enhance its utility and broaden its appeal.

This epic covers multiple areas of the library, and is scoped to only include UTM <-> WGS conversion to ensure timely delivery.

Target start: During the 23.06 development cycle
Target release: Release 23.08

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  1. 2 - In Progress Python feature request libcuspatial
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  2. cmake feature request
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  3. feature request
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  4. harrism isVoid
  5. feature request libcuproj
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  6. doc
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Considerations

Handling projectsions at the user level can be done many ways. It could mean a mirroring geopandas crs handling. It also might be an external function, requiring users to track CRS on their own - or somewhere in between.

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