The geozarr package implements a set of conventions for geospatial
data on top of the Zarr specification. It builds on the zarr package,
a native R implementation of the Zarr specification that can read and
write Zarr v.3 stores in memory, on the local file system and over HTTP.
Given that GeoZarr is currently under active development, this package is similarly in flux. The conventions implemented in this package will remain available unless the convention is deprecated due to any reason that would recommend against continuing to use the convention.
This package should currently not be used for production environments. Things may fail and you are advised to ensure that you have backups of all data that you put in a Zarr store with this package.
Like GeoZarr itself, this package is modular and allows for additional conventions to be added to this basic implementation. If you have specific needs, open an issue on Github or, better yet, fork the code and submit code suggestions via a pull request. Specific guidance for developers is being drafted.
You can install the development version of geozarr from
GitHub with:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("R-CF/geozarr")
The package will be made available on CRAN as soon as possible.