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Subject: Re: GISList: Working with large rasters ~100Gb and GIS
Date:  03/17/2003 10:17:19 AM
From:  Uffe Kousgaard



From: "Voets, D." <D.Voets@esrinl.com>

> ArcSDE will basically be able to load all that data, but it will put
> tremendous constraints on the database you use. This may not be the
easiest
> way to handle your data. There aren't too many databases and servers
that
> can handle this. Your data would probably double or triple, because of
> indexes and storage procedures in the database.

I have loaded 550 Mb of GeoTIFF files (PackBits compressed) into ArcSDE
8.2 on Oracle 8.1.7. That resulted in a 110 Mb increase in used space on
the server, so I can't really recognize your double/triple? This was
including pyramids and using LZ77 compression (loss-less).

Since I'm about to load a total of 30 Gb of TIFF files, I find this
discussion very interesting.

Regards
Uffe Kousgaard



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