michaelchin

The problem can be reproduced by using TrueMarble.32km.1350x675.tif, which can be downloaded from http://www.unearthedoutdoors.net/global_data/true_marble/download. We are not using this raster. Our raster(DNSC08BAT_2min_rs.nc) is too big to be attached here. And...

We were using docker https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/homme/cesium-terrain-builder/

Thanks Homme. We were using gdal2tiles.py for imagery tiles, which is working fine. We only used ctb-tile for terrain tiles. Yes, we are visualising the new model in the recent...

Thanks Homme. I will try it later. A project review meeting is coming soon. I am quite busy right now.

@ethan0911 I am pretty sure that the Cesium can handle negative height data(seabed). Here is a working example http://portal.gplates.org/cesium/?view=topo15 . I think you might want to check your terrain data....

@ethan0911 I am using the grid from here ftp://topex.ucsd.edu/pub/srtm15_plus/. If the height data is stored in uint16, there might be a problem. The original problem in this ticket is due...

@ethan0911 The work has been done more than one year ago. I can hardly remember any details. I don't think it would be effective to have a talk because it...

have you tried `pip install certifi` and `sudo "Install Certificates.command"`?

Can you try `openssl s_client -connect earthbyte.org:443 -servername earthbyte.org`? And also run these python code ```python from requests.utils import DEFAULT_CA_BUNDLE_PATH print(DEFAULT_CA_BUNDLE_PATH) ``` Thanks

There possible causes I can think of - CA certificates not available on client - Server sent incomplete SSL certificate chain - Proxy/firewall messed up with certain servers(due to their...