OMAR™ is a multi-INT data archive and retrieval service used for the exploitation of multi-INT data. Access to the data can be accomplished by either an AJAX-enabled web client or a web service request via SOAP. OMAR™ can be used to query multi-INT data sources based on geospatial bounds, sensor, collector, and temporal attributes. The imagery products and associated metadata available as a result of an OMAR™ query can be packaged in either its native format or a specified format. OMAR™ includes a data ingest stager that inserts metadata into a relational database model for subsequent retrieval.
For more information, visit the OMAR™ site at ossim.org
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OMAR allows one to override configuration options via an external config file. We typically link to this config and is auto loaded by specifying it's location with an environment variable called OMAR_CONFIG. Edit the config file and modify for your environment.
Set the ip of the OMAR™ Server
omar.serverIP = "<ip>"
omar.serverURL = "https://${omar.serverIP}:${System.properties.'server.port' ?: '8080'}/omar"
grails.serverURL = omar.serverURL
If you are going through a proxy and not directly to a port then the omar.serverURL will have the following syntax
omar.serverURL = "https://${omar.serverIP}/omar"
Setup Security Keywords
There are three preset values UNCLASS, SECRET, TOPSECRET. The description is what's displayed in the banners on all pages and the color defines the color of the banner. Setting the level value to one of these three will define the banners used on the OMAR server
security {
UNCLASS = [description: "Unclassified", color: "green"]
SECRET = [description: "Secret // NOFORN", color: "red"]
TOPSECRET = [description: "Top Secret", color: "yellow"]
sessionTimeout = 60
level = "UNCLASS"
}
Setup Pre-defined Mosaick layers
Within OMAR we have two specially named layers that are reserved to enable Selected Mosaicking and Auto Mosaicking. The layers are added to the base map keywords used for openlayers
wms.base.defaultOptions = [isBaseLayer: true, numZoomLevels: 20, buffer: 0, transitionEffect: "resize"]
The first layer is for a base reference map. You can modify the url: field to point to any WMS server you want as a base reference layer. For the next two layers the names are reserved and are identified by the layers params: layers: "auto_raster_entry" and layers: "selected_raster_entry". These will show up on the seearch page and the selected_raster_entry layer is used to allow one to select images in the result and have them display as an overlay to the map. The auto_raster_entry is used as an auto mosaicking capability that when you roam the map the images are queried and mosaicked as an overlay.
wms.base.layers = [
[
url: ( useTileCache ) ? "https://${serverAddress}/tilecache/tilecache.py" : "https://${serverAddress}/cgi-bin/mapserv${wms.mapServExt}?map=${mapFile}",
//url: ( useTileCache ) ? "https://${ serverAddress }/tilecache/tilecache.py" : "https://omar.ngaiost.org/cgi-bin/mapserv.sh?map=${ mapFile }",
params: [layers: ( useTileCache ) ? "omar" : "Reference", format: "image/jpeg"],
name: "Reference Data",
options: defaultOptions
],
[
url: "${omar.serverURL}/ogc/wms",
params: [resampler: bilinear, layers: "auto_raster_entry", filter: "", format: "image/png", transparent: true, EXCEPTIONS: "application/vnd.ogc.se_blank"],
name: "OMAR Auto Mosaic",
//options: [isBaseLayer: false, minScale:0.0000001, maxScale:0.0001, buffer: 0, transitionEffect: "resize"]
options: [visibility: false, isBaseLayer: false, singleTile: false, tileSize: [w: 512, h: 512], buffer: 0, transitionEffect: "resize"]
],
[
url: "${omar.serverURL}/ogc/wms",
params: [resampler: bilinear, layers: "selected_raster_entry", filter: "", format: "image/png", transparent: true, EXCEPTIONS: "application/vnd.ogc.se_blank"],
name: "OMAR Selected Image Mosaic",
//options: [isBaseLayer: false, minScale:0.0000001, maxScale:0.0001, buffer: 0, transitionEffect: "resize"]
options: [visibility: false, isBaseLayer: false, singleTile: false, tileSize: [w: 512, h: 512], buffer: 0, transitionEffect: "resize"]
]
]
The auto_raster_entry layer's behavior can be controlled by the autoMosaic definition. You can controll the font rendering by the annotation section. The resolution at which the images begin to display can be controlled either by using a GSD in meters per pixel minGsd and maxGSD or via a min and max magnification factor identified by the keywords minGsdScale and maxGsdScale. You can control the maximum images used in the mosaick with the variable *maxResults.
autoMosaic {
annotation {
// Comma separated list of fields to annotate each tile with.
// For now we only annotate the tile with the top most field in the
// mosaic. For now we will center the text in the tile and render on separate lines
fields = [[name: "title", width: 24], [name: "acquisitionDate"]]
font {
// TimesRoman, Courier, SansSerif, Serif, Helvetica
name = "Courier"
// Can be BOLD, ITALIC, PLAIN
style = "BOLD"
size = 18
antiAlias = true
// color is a normalized RGBA component
color = [1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 0.5]
}
// alignment type can be CENTER, TOP_CENTER, BOTTOM_CENTER
align = "BOTTOM_CENTER"
}
// defines the maxCount in the mosaic process
maxResults = 10
// GSD is in meters per pixel
// minGsd = 0.001
// maxGsd = 10
// If a fixed minGsd and maxGsd range is not set then the gsd range will floa
// based on the current zoom location gsd on the requested tile
// if a tile request gives you an average gsd of 1 meter and the minGsd and maxGsd is not set
// but the minGsdScale and maxGsdScale is set then the range of imagery used for the mosaic
// is
// requestGsd*minGsdScale >= requestGsd <= requestGsd*maxGsdScale
//
// This is a floating window for the scale range where the center is the calculated request
// gsd of the tile being rendered
minGsdScale = 1.0 / 16
maxGsdScale = 16
}
To enable PIWIK logging of viewed pages you must specify the following keywords and modify for your piwik installation
piwik.analytics.enabled = true
piwik.analytics.url = "https://example.com/piwik"
piwik.analytics.siteid = 1
To enable Feedback we use the mailto syntax and let your mail client email feedback. Set the enabled flag to true and modify the mailto to be the admin or some email you wish feedback to go to
feedback {
enabled = false
mailto = ""
subject = "OMAR Feedback"
}
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