def save(x, y, layer, source, acquired, data, data_type, data_fill, data_range, data_scale, data_shape, **kwargs):
"""Save"""
# logger.debug("Saving <%s,%s> (%s:%s) @ %s - %s" %
# (x, y, layer, source, acquired, data_type))
parameters = (x, y, layer, source, acquired, data,
data_type, data_fill, data_range, data_scale, data_shape)
return session.execute(SAVE, parameters)
def save(x, y, layer, source, acquired, data, data_type, data_fill, data_range,
data_scale, data_shape, **kwargs):
"""Save"""
# logger.debug("Saving <%s,%s> (%s:%s) @ %s - %s" %
# (x, y, layer, source, acquired, data_type))
parameters = (x, y, layer, source, acquired, data, data_type, data_fill,
data_range, data_scale, data_shape)
return session.execute(SAVE, parameters)
def find(x, y, layer, t1, t2):
"""Find a tile containing x, y.
This does not post-process results. It returns a list of rows results
that can be further processed. This means that the data blob isn't even
a usable array.
"""
logger.debug("find <%s,%s> (%s) @ %s-%s." % (layer, x, y, t1, t2))
t1 = datetime.strptime(t1, "%Y-%m-%d")
t2 = datetime.strptime(t2, "%Y-%m-%d")
parameters = (x, y, layer, t1, t2)
results = session.execute(FIND, parameters)
return results
def find(x, y, layer, t1, t2):
"""Find a tile containing x, y.
This does not post-process results. It returns a list of rows results
that can be further processed. This means that the data blob isn't even
a usable array.
"""
logger.debug("find <%s,%s> (%s) @ %s-%s." % (layer, x, y, t1, t2))
t1 = datetime.strptime(t1, "%Y-%m-%d")
t2 = datetime.strptime(t2, "%Y-%m-%d")
parameters = (x, y, layer, t1, t2)
results = session.execute(FIND, parameters)
return results