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Fix build failure, update package versions (#41)
* gdal version needs to be locked in pyproject.toml to the same version
  in the Dockerfile. Otherwise when new versions of gdal come out, the
  build will attempt to use them and that may fail since the native code
  won't be installed and pip will try to build the wheel and fail.
* Update stac-browser to 3.0.2 which fixes a build issue where upstream
  packages changed and previous versions (3.0.0, 3.0.1) will no longer
  build.
* Update packages to latest versions.
* Remove use of xargs and replace with a for loop to support
  cross-platform use of the script.
* Fix retrieval of signed-in user object ID. If no value was found in
  the id field, then try objectId. If that is not found, then fail the
  script.
* Pass cloudName to stac-scaler deployment so deployment works on
  sovereign or other non-public clouds.
* Switch to stac-fastapi-pgstac, since the pgstac backend was broken out
  of the stac-fastapi project starting with version 2.4.6.
* Update naip deployment docs to make copy/paste easier
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README.md

Organizing Spaceborne Geospatial Data with SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog (STAC)

This repository contains sample solution that demonstrate how to deploy and execute Azure Orbital STAC workload on your Azure tenant. We recommend that you read the document on Organize spaceborne geospatial data with SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog (STAC) before deploying this solution.

Disclaimer: The solution and samples provided in this repository is for learning purpose only. They're intended to explore the possibilities of the Azure Services and are a starting point to developing your own solution. We recommend that you follow the security best practices as per the Microsoft documentation for individual services.

Getting Started

This repository contains Bicep templates and code samples to help you setup the Azure Orbital STAC solution. To get started, follow the steps in the deploy document to setup the Azure resources required to build your pipeline.

Once your infrastructure is setup, use the Cataloging Sample Data document to catalog the sample data provided.

Cataloged STAC Objects can be accessed through the standard STAC API Specificiation.

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