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The COG file format is a type of GeoTIFF raster file (`.tif`) that allows you to quickly and efficiently 'stream' data directly from the Amazon S3 cloud without having to download files to your computer.
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This allows you to rapidly access data from the entire Australian continent without having to download large files.
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See the following guides for how to access the data depending on your use case.
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If you encounter difficulty with any of these instructions, or with the COG files themselves, please contact us at <[email protected]>.
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**Stream continental COG mosaics in QGIS**
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1. Open the DEA Intertidal [continental_mosaics](https://data.dea.ga.gov.au/?prefix=derivative/ga_s2ls_intertidal_cyear_3/2-0-0/continental_mosaics/) directory in DEA's Amazon S3 bucket.
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1. Enter a directory of a particular year, e.g. `2018--P1Y`
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1. Right click one of the `.tif` files representing a particular band e.g. `ga_s2ls_intertidal_cyear_3_2018_elevation.tif`> click **Copy link address**.
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1. Open QGIS on your computer.
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1. In QGIS, click **Layer**>**Add Layer**>**Add Raster Layer**.
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1. For **Source Type**, select **Protocol: HTTP(S), cloud, etc.**.
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1. For **Protocol Type**, select **HTTP/HTTPS/FTP**.
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Learn more about streaming cloud datasets: [How to read a Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF with QGIS](https://cogeo.org/qgis-tutorial.html).
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**Stream continental COG mosaics in Esri ArcGIS Pro**
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To connect Esri ArcGIS Pro to DEA's Amazon S3 bucket, follow Esri's tutorial: [Connect to a cloud store](https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/projects/connect-to-cloud-stores.htm).
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To connect Esri ArcGIS Pro to DEA's Amazon S3 bucket, follow Esri's tutorial: [Create a cloud storage connection](https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/projects/connect-to-cloud-stores.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_82576579B8CC43E6AE261E39FACFA947).
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1.Use the following configurations for your**cloud storage connection**:
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1.In ArcGIS Pro, click the **Insert** tab, then click**Connections**>**Cloud Store**>**New Cloud Storage Connection**.
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1. In the **Catalog** pane:
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1. Expand **Cloud Stores**.
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1. Expand the **DEA derivative data** cloud store.
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1. Navigate to `ga_s2ls_intertidal_cyear_3/2-0-0/continental_mosaics/`.
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1. Expand the **DEA_data.acs** cloud store.
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1. Navigate to `derivative/ga_s2ls_intertidal_cyear_3/2-0-0/continental_mosaics/`.
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1. Enter a directory of a particular year, e.g. `2018--P1Y`.
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1. Drag and drop the `.tif` COG file representing a particular band e.g. `ga_s2ls_intertidal_cyear_3_2018_elevation.tif` onto the map.
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1. Drag and drop the `.tif` COG file representing a particular band e.g. `ga_s2ls_intertidal_cyear_3_2018_elevation.tif` onto the map (or right-click and "Add to map").
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1.**Important:** When adding COG files to ArcGIS Pro, select **No** when asked whether to build statistics for the layer.
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When adding COG files to ArcGIS Pro, select **No** when asked whether to build statistics for the layer.
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If you encounter difficulty with any of these instructions, or with the COG files themselves, please contact us at <[email protected]>
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Downloading individual tiles is **not recommended**, but can be useful for accessing small amounts of data.
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Downloading individual tiles is **not recommended**, but can be useful for accessing small amounts of data.
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1. Open the [DEA Intertidal](https://data.dea.ga.gov.au/?prefix=derivative/ga_s2ls_intertidal_cyear_3/) directory in DEA's Amazon S3 bucket.
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1. Click on `ga_summary_grid_c3_32km_coastal.geojson` to download the file to your computer. This file can be used in a GIS package to identify the product tiles that you require for a given location. (Alternatively, you can access this file via DEA Maps to identify the required tiles: **Sea, ocean and coast**>**DEA Intertidal**>**DEA Intertidal 32 km tile grid**.)
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The COG file format is a type of GeoTIFF raster file (`.tif`) that allows you to quickly and efficiently 'stream' data directly from the Amazon S3 cloud without having to download files to your computer.
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This allows you to rapidly access data from the entire Australian continent without having to download large files.
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See the following guides for how to access the data depending on your use case.
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If you encounter difficulty with any of these instructions, or with the COG files themselves, please contact us at <[email protected]>.
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**Stream continental COG mosaics in QGIS**
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1. Open the DEA Tidal Composites [continental_mosaics](https://data.dea.ga.gov.au/?prefix=derivative/ga_s2_tidal_composites_cyear_3/1-0-0/continental_mosaics/) directory in DEA's Amazon S3 bucket.
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1. Right click one of the `.tif` files representing a particular band e.g. `ga_s2_tidal_composites_cyear_3_2018_low-blue.tif`> click **Copy link address**.
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1. For **Protocol Type**, select **HTTP/HTTPS/FTP**.
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1. In the **URI** field, paste the link to the band that you copied to the clipboard.
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1. Click **Add** to start streaming the layer. Data should appear on the map after a few seconds (or after several minutes on slow internet connections).
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We also provide several Virtual Raster (`.vrt`) files to help you easily visualise multiple DEA Tidal Composites bands in true and false colour.
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These files combine and stream data from multiple cloud-based COGs, avoiding the need to download multiple files.
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1. Follow the instructions 1-3 above, coping the link to one of the Virtual Raster (`.vrt`) files, e.g. `ga_s2_tidal_composites_cyear_3_2020_vrt-low-falsecolour.vrt`.
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1. Continue with steps 4-5 to start streaming the layer. Data should appear on the map after a few seconds (or after several minutes on slow internet connections).
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**Stream continental COG mosaics in Esri ArcGIS Pro**
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To make it easier to visualise DEA Tidal Composite bands in true and false colour, we provide several Virtual Raster files (`.vrt`) that can be loaded into QGIS.
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These Virtual Rasters combine, stream and visualise data from multiple COG files in the cloud simultaneously, avoiding the need to download multiple files.
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To connect Esri ArcGIS Pro to DEA's Amazon S3 bucket, follow Esri's tutorial: [Create a cloud storage connection](https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/projects/connect-to-cloud-stores.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_82576579B8CC43E6AE261E39FACFA947).
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