Daniel Wiesmann

I had the same problem both with django-storages and django-s3-storage. @jaywonder20 's solution with the cacert.pem file (see stack overflow) solved the issue for me for now.

I have tried to use this with Sentinel-2 images from the `sentinel-s2-l1c` AWS Public Dataset bucket. The sentinel images are stored in the `JPEG2000` format, and internally tiled in blocks...

Thanks for the info @sgillies regarding performance. Any chance the Sentinel-2 data access can be optimized in the future through a software update without changes in the files? Or is...

I don't have access to a Windows computer so I can't really debug this. It looks like the "closing" of a file from one function might not be registered properly...

Could you try to run django-raster without celery (RASTER_USE_CELERY=False) https://django-raster.readthedocs.io/en/stable/settings.html#asynchronous-raster-parsing and see if it works that way just to see if its a celery related problem?

The raster queryset does not support this kind of annotation. To retrieve the pixel value, django-raster has an url endpoint that you can use, see https://django-raster.readthedocs.io/en/stable/algebra.html#pixel-value-lookup. But I suppose you...

Thanks @vtoupet - always glad to hear that our package is useful! By all means - pull requests are always welcome. Your request makes sense, I have not come across...

Hi Smari This is a good use case, and its true that the package does not support this out of the box at the moment. Creating multiple layers would be...

Maybe another relevant comment here is to remember that this package stores rasters directly in a PostGIS database. So the rasters are "in-db" not "out-of-db". This means that if you...

Since your image is not a GEO-Tiff file, probably it does not contain a proper projection definition. For django-raster to work, the input files need to be GeoTiff files or...