Click-to-stream Sentinel-2 tiles from CDSE S3 on the Map Search tab#6
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kalfasyan merged 4 commits intoJun 18, 2026
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- Updated HiResTilerTab to initialize TileManagers with specific pool names. - Modified MapSearchTab to include grid and streaming controls, enhancing user interaction with MGRS tiles. - Implemented MGRS grid layer management in MapWidget, allowing for dynamic grid rendering and interaction. - Added new tests for MGRS grid computation and TilePool functionality to ensure reliability and performance. - Improved overlay handling for WorldCover and LCM layers, enabling toggling and opacity adjustments.
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Adds a fully interactive MGRS-grid-driven streaming workflow to the Map Search tab: click any Sentinel-2 tile on the map and its TCI is pulled directly from CDSE S3, cached locally as a COG, and rendered as a Leaflet layer — with optional WorldCover and LCM overlays aligned to the same tile.
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