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[geowave-dev] Geowave v0.9.1 Released
All,

The GeoWave team is excited to announce the 0.9.1 release with many notable improvements, including:
  • Major refactoring of the commandline tools to improve usability for multiple data store implementations
  • Initial HBase support 
    • first goal is to implement all functionality supported through Accumulo
    • next release will focus on performance and polish
  • OpenStreetMap support through commandline tools
  • Accumulo optimization to bitmask fields in column qualifier to provide per attribute visibility with improved scan performance
  • Added SPI for raster resize commandline operation
  • Commandline tool to export vector data to Avro format
  • Ingest from Avro format (the same schema used for export)
  • Improved API to set column visibility
  • Improved attribute subsetting via Accumulo Iterator
  • Modification of Datastore API to allow ability to write to multiple indices during ingest
  • Created a boundary partitioner for nearest neighbor functionality
  • Added index ID as commandline option for KDE
  • Disable commandline completion (the pluggable datastore and index configurations are now dynamic)
  • Overall tech edit of documentation
  • Fixed an issue rescaling WMS requests for geowave rasters using geotools 14+, geoserver 2.8+
  • Fixed an issue with ChooseHeuristicBestIndex strategy in GeoServer queries with multiple indicies
  • Fixed an issue where startIndex was ignored on WFS queries
  • Fixed DataIdQuery to properly de-duplicate
  • Provided EMR bootstrap scripts to spin up Accumulo cluster using AWS EMR, install GeoWave, ingest GDELT data, and run KDE to produce a heatmap
  • Added the ability to ingest from the command line tools in a multithreaded fashion, by choosing the amount of threads.

Please take a few minutes and fill out this survey to help us better understand the needs of our user base.  All questions are optional and any information volunteered will help drive the direction of GeoWave going forward!

Thanks,
The GeoWave Team

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