Based on the last email I am not sure if you want to include the
CentralWavelenght and FWHM or not.

On Mon, 2 Sept 2024 at 18:24, Even Rouault <even.roua...@spatialys.com>
wrote:

> ok, so based on all feedback, I guess we could add GCI_PanBand,
> GCI_CoastalBand, GCI_RedEdgeBand, GCI_NIRBand, GCI_SWIRBand,
> GCI_MWIRBand, GCI_LWIRBand, + maybe GCIThermalRBand (that one with
> overlap with MWIR and LWIR), without loosing too much generality + maybe
> GCI_OtherIRBand for whatever other uses ?  I realize we already have a
> GCI_YellowBand, although it is thought for the CMYK color space. Do we
> need a GCI_YellowSpectralBand enumeration value... ?
>
> The documented associated wavelengths range for those constants could be
> the ones of
> https://github.com/stac-extensions/eo?tab=readme-ov-file#common-band-names
> but with a warning that they are indicative only, and some sensors could
> partially intersect the range, and that the wavelength metadata when
> present has precedence.
>
> >
> > In Pix4D, for the radiometric correction needed in the images, we
> > defined this XMP namespace years ago:
> > http://pix4d.com/camera/1.0/
> > There are "Xmp.Camera.CentralWavelength", "Xmp.Camera.WavelengthFWHM"
> > and "Xmp.Camera.BandName". I do not mean that we should do the same,
> > but just an example of how that information was important.
> >
> > One question. The IMAGERY metadata is available only on TIF, or also
> > in other file formats like JPG? I mean without any sidecar.
>
> This is per-se generic, but in practice, only the TIFF driver currently
> fills it from the sidecar files of various metadata producers
> (DigitalGlobe, Pleiades, etc.). It could also be stored in the GDAL
> .aux.xml side car file for any PAM capable driver (the STACIT driver
> could use the STAC eo metadata to also set the new GCI_ constant and the
> wavelength metadata items, when present). The Sentinel2 driver also
> could fill that. As well as the ENVI one when the metadata items are
> present.
>
>
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>
>
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