OWGA memory cache based mass remote sensing tile data quick releasing method

Abstract

The invention discloses an OWGA memory cache based mass remote sensing tile data quick releasing method. The method is characterized in that considering three attributes including the access time, theaccess frequency, and the key value of tile data; establishing an OWGA operator according to the access time and the access frequency of a requesting target tile, and using the key value as an uniqueidentifier of a tile, wherein the key value consists of the hierarchy, a line number and a row number of the tile; adopting a Map < the key value of the tile and a tile object > a chain table to manage the tile object in a memory; preferentially performing descending sorting according to the OWGA value of the tile object, and performing ascending sorting according to the key value so as to save the tile data which is frequently requested by a client recently and has high resolution in the memory all the time, and reduce time-consuming file I/O operations. The method provides a strategy that aplurality of tiles near the requesting target tile are preloaded in a memory cache so as to predetermine a purpose of a client request, can further improve the cache hit ratio, and can accelerate theresponse speed of a releasing server.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of remote sensing applications, in particular to a method for rapidly publishing massive remote sensing tile data based on OWGA memory cache. Background technique [0002] With the intensive launch of remote sensing satellites in recent years, several terabytes of remote sensing image data will be generated every day. These remote sensing image data have been widely used in the fields of land, transportation, water conservancy and environmental protection. The generation of massive remote sensing image data not only brings severe challenges to the organization, storage and management of these data; at the same time, a single remote sensing image data usually has hundreds of MB or even several GB, which poses a higher challenge to the dissemination and application of these data. Require. [0003] Open Geospatial Consortium OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium), as a non-profit international organization of the global geosp...

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Although the above-mentioned mature servers can use the WMTS service to provide external services, when hundreds or thousands of map application clients access tiles in the same area, the traditional WMTS service needs to store the target tile from the local file every time it receives a client request. Reading the memory and feeding it back to the client, hundreds of repeated file I / O operations are a waste of time and resources on the server

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