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Currently, the target_crs parameter serves two functions: it specifies the CRS of the output data, and in some situations, it specifies how to read the user's geometry data. If the geometry data is in the form of a geojson file or clipping coordinates, then the target_crs specifies how the coordinates are read, and if not specified can lead to errors when GCDL attempts to subset data. Instead of having the target_crs function control both the input and output CRS's, GCDL should accept two parameters, target_crs and geom_crs, where target_crs specifies the desired CRS of the output data, and geom_crs specifies the CRS of the user's geometry. This way, users can download data using clipping coordinates or a geojson file in the dataset's native CRS without needless reprojection.
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Currently, the
target_crs
parameter serves two functions: it specifies the CRS of the output data, and in some situations, it specifies how to read the user's geometry data. If the geometry data is in the form of a geojson file or clipping coordinates, then thetarget_crs
specifies how the coordinates are read, and if not specified can lead to errors when GCDL attempts to subset data. Instead of having thetarget_crs
function control both the input and output CRS's, GCDL should accept two parameters,target_crs
andgeom_crs
, wheretarget_crs
specifies the desired CRS of the output data, andgeom_crs
specifies the CRS of the user's geometry. This way, users can download data using clipping coordinates or a geojson file in the dataset's native CRS without needless reprojection.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: