feat: Add reprojection of orthophoto to EPSG:3857 before uploading to S3 #333
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PR Description:
Problem Statement:
When processing imagery with PyODM (ODM), the resulting orthophoto TIFF file is output with EPSG:32645 by default. However, for web visualization using Maplibre-cog-protocol, EPSG:3857 projection is required.
Solution:
This update adds functionality to automatically reproject the orthophoto from the default EPSG:32645 to EPSG:3857 before uploading to S3. This allows for seamless integration with web-based map visualizations, which rely on EPSG:3857 for proper rendering.
Community Discussion:
This functionality is aligned with the ongoing discussions about passing different output projections to ODM. For more context, please refer to the following community link:
Passing different output projections to ODM (e.g., --proj flag)