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SUMMARY:[BoF Room 104] Where on Earth is my Pixel? - Juan Nunez-Iglesias\,
  Josh Moore
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DESCRIPTION:Imaging communities across different fields (microscopy\, remo
 te sensing\, medical imaging\, materials science) are currently all moving
  to develop cloud- and chunking friendly imaging formats based around Zarr
 . This includes OME-NGFF and GeoZarr. Although pretty much everyone has ag
 reed on Zarr as the container for the image data\, there is ongoing discus
 sion about how best to store metadata about the images. In this BoF we'll 
 discuss ways to encode *where* each pixel in the image is located in space
  (and time!) (and frequency!)\, and whether it's possible to harmonize thi
 s encoding across the different formats and standards. A relevant issue is
  https://github.com/ome/ngff/issues/174.
LOCATION:Classroom 104
URL:https://cfp.scipy.org/2023/talk/A9EGX9/
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