feat(imagery): workspace mosaics are made in their images' projected system by Mavrick-F · Pull Request #1848 · opengeos/RustGIS

Mavrick-F · 2026-11-12T14:44:33Z

Summary

Ortho and reality mapping workspaces built their mosaic on a longitude/latitude grid, whatever system the images were in, with the cell size in degrees. Drone and aerial images usually come in UTM or State Plane, so each pixel was resampled onto cells that aren't square on the ground and don't line up with any source pixel. This is step 3 of #1743, following the default agreed there for the interpolation tools (question 1, #1813).

Default: the images' projected system. With no crs, a mosaic of images that share one projected system is made in it. The extent is the images' footprints in that system and the cells are the finest image's pixel. The grid's corners fall on that image's pixel corners, and images already in that system are sampled by their own coordinates, so its pixels line up with the cells. The run says which system it used.
crs on the workspace (imagery.workspace, imagery.workspaceOptions): a projected system, or "EPSG:4326" for degrees. cellSize is then in that system's units. Another geographic system is refused, with EPSG:4326 named as the way to get degrees. Changing the system drops a projected cell size set for the old one.
Degrees, with a reason: a workspace stays in degrees when its images are in different systems (the notice names the projected ones), or when it has a cell size in degrees and no crs. The second case is how older projects and scripts set a workspace, so they keep their degree mosaic and are told how to switch.
Saved projects: the system and its cell size are new optional fields beside the existing degree cell_size, which keeps its meaning. A project saved with a system still opens in an older version, which makes the mosaic in degrees as before.
Notices: the mosaic's messages (this note, and the existing ones on bands left out and wavelengths) now also go to the notices panel, not only into the command's result.
Workflows pane: the workspace form gets a Coordinate system field, and New Workspace From Visible Rasters moves to its own line so its label is no longer cut off.

Like the environment's system in #1773, the new fields are dropped by an older version that saves the project again: that version loses the setting, not the mosaic, which it makes in degrees as before.

Testing

New ortho_mosaic_is_made_in_its_images_projected_system: the images' UTM system by default (exact cells and values, the notice), a set system and cell size (no notice), EPSG:4326, a degree cell size with no system, another system dropping the projected cell size, EPSG:4269 refused, mixed systems, degree images (no notice), and the system saved with the project.
layer_effects_and_imagery_tools, rgbi_mosaics_keep_nir_without_alpha_and_reject_mixed_band_roles, raster_tools_run_on_another_thread, long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run, hostile_params_never_panic_* and the analysis cancel tests pass.
Full CI on the fork (clippy, workspace tests, layers, wasm, licences) before pushing.

UI evidence

The Workflows pane's Ortho Mapping form, from ui_shot. The button moves to its own line, where its label is no longer cut off at the pane's edge.

Before	After

Related issue

Part of #1743 (step 3).

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Ortho and Reality Mapping workspaces can select a coordinate system for mosaics. When all images share a projected system, it is selected by default; otherwise, mosaics use longitude/latitude unless configured otherwise.
- Cell sizes use the selected system’s units, defaulting to the finest image resolution when no size is set. Mosaic results report their coordinate system.
- Longitude/latitude mosaics use WGS 84 and display a notice when inputs use another geographic datum. Geographic coordinate systems other than WGS 84 are not accepted for mosaics.
Bug Fixes
- Invalid workspace settings no longer partially update the workspace.
Documentation
- Updated the Imagery guide with coordinate-system selection and mosaic behavior details.

…system Ortho and reality workspaces built their mosaic on a longitude/latitude grid with the cell size in degrees, whatever system the images were in. A workspace now takes an optional crs (a projected system, or EPSG:4326 for degrees), stored beside the degree cell size so older versions still read degrees. With none, the mosaic is made in the projected system all its images share, on the finest image's pixel, with images in that system sampled by their own coordinates; it stays in degrees, saying why, when the images' systems differ or the workspace has a cell size in degrees. The mosaic's messages now reach the notices too. The Workflows pane's workspace form gets a Coordinate system field, and its button moves to a line of its own so its label isn't cut off. Part of opengeos#1743 (step 3). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Imagery workspaces now select an output CRS and CRS-specific cell size for mosaics. Mosaic generation calculates bounds and resolution in the selected CRS and samples source rasters accordingly. The UI, tests, and guide cover CRS selection and output behavior.

Changes: Imagery mosaic coordinate systems

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Workspace CRS and cell-size selection `crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs`	Workspace options store CRS and separate degree-based and projected cell sizes. Automatic CRS selection uses image coordinate systems and whether a degree cell size was supplied.
CRS-aware mosaic generation `crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs`, `crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs`, `crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs`	The workspace calculates bounds and resolution in the selected CRS. `mosaic` accepts the target CRS and maps output cells to source rasters. Results include CRS metadata and compatibility messages, which the workspace emits as notifications.
UI inputs and behavior coverage `crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs`, `crates/engine/src/tests.rs`, `docs/user-guide/analysis.md`	The UI submits an optional CRS and cell size. Tests cover CRS and cell-size choices, messages, errors, grid alignment, and serialization. The guide describes output CRS behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ImageryUI
  participant ImageryWorkspace
  participant RasterMosaic as rasterops::mosaic
  participant SourceRaster
  ImageryUI->>ImageryWorkspace: Submit CRS and cell-size options
  ImageryWorkspace->>ImageryWorkspace: Select output CRS and grid resolution
  ImageryWorkspace->>RasterMosaic: Build mosaic in selected CRS
  RasterMosaic->>SourceRaster: Map output cells to source pixels
  RasterMosaic-->>ImageryWorkspace: Return mosaic raster
  ImageryWorkspace-->>ImageryUI: Return CRS metadata and notifications

Possibly related issues

opengeos/RustGIS#1743: The issue proposes a workspace CRS option for mosaics. This change adds CRS selection and projected output.

Possibly related PRs

opengeos/RustGIS#1416: It adds the rasterops::mosaic function and workspace call path that this change updates to pass a target CRS.

Suggested reviewers: giswqs

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 71713

Workspace mosaics now use the images' shared projected coordinate system. The reviewed changes show no remaining merge-blocking risk.

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The title names the main change: workspace mosaics for ortho and reality workspaces are now made in the projected system of their images. It matches the changeset, which adds CRS selection that defaults to the images' shared projected system. The title uses the conventional feat(scope) prefix and is concise.

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The description covers the main change: default mosaic CRS selection, workspace crs and cellSize options, degree fallback cases, saved-project fields, notice behavior, and the Workflows pane change. It lists specific tests and reports full CI. The UI evidence section is filled with before and after screenshots, matching the template's requirement for visible UI changes. The Related issue section is filled (Part of #1743, step 3). The Summary section gives the what and why. Minor gap: the Testing section lists tests that pass but does not state the exact command run, and the template suggests a command such as cargo xtask ci. This gap is non-critical.

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_{A rabbit checks the grid at dawn,
Projected cells stretch out upon the lawn.
The source pixels find their place,
CRS notes follow at a steady pace.
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github-actions · 2026-11-12T14:47:13Z

+    /// degrees. `None`: the projected system all its images are in, else degrees. An older
+    /// version reads only `cell_size` and makes the mosaic in degrees.
+    #[serde(default, skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")]
+    pub crs: Option<Crs>,


Saved-format compatibility (AGENTS.md "Never silent" and docs/maintaining.md#saved-files-and-settings). The new crs and projected_cell_size fields are lost when an older RustGIS opens and re-saves a project. The PR description accepts that ("that version loses the setting, not the mosaic"), but the project format's own rule in crates/engine/src/project.rs (FORMAT, line 56-58) says the version "advance[s] when an older reader would lose meaningful saved information on resaving." Nothing here bumps it, and the maintaining doc asks that a reader ship a release before anything writes the new form. Suggested direction for the maintainer: bump FORMAT only when a workspace actually sets crs or projected_cell_size, so projects without them still open in older versions. Alternatively, confirm with a maintainer that #1773 set the precedent deliberately. I have not verified #1773 (no network or git history here).

This follows the precedent #1773 set for the environment's projected system (GpEnvironment.projected). That pattern was agreed on #1743 (question 3): an optional field beside the existing degree setting, which keeps its meaning. An older version opens the project and makes the mosaic in degrees, as it always did. If it saves again, it loses the workspace's system, not any data. Raising FORMAT is a change maintainers decide under docs/maintaining.md, and doing it for one optional setting would make every older version refuse such a project. So it isn't in this PR. If maintainers want a format bump for settings like these, it belongs in one change that covers both this field and the environment's.

github-actions · 2026-11-12T14:47:14Z

+            format!("made in degrees, though its images are in {why}; set a projected crs to make it in metres or feet")
+        }
+        // One geographic system: degrees, as asked.
+        Some(None) => return Ok((Crs::LonLat, None)),


Silent coordinate-system assumption (medium-low confidence). When every image is in one geographic system other than WGS 84, for example EPSG:4269 (NAD83), this returns (Crs::LonLat, None). The output raster is labelled EPSG:4326 with no notice. The same happens at the systems.is_empty() return just below, when the images are all geographic but in different systems. The datum difference is around 1–2 m, so the impact is small, but AGENTS.md says a CRS assumed must be reported. The degree path predates this PR, but this branch now routes these cases explicitly, and the comment "as asked" does not hold when nobody asked for degrees. Suggested fix: return a note here, for example "made in WGS 84 degrees; its images are in NAD83", and cover it with a test that expects the notice.

Fixed in e245d49. Images in one geographic system other than WGS 84 now give "made in WGS 84 degrees (EPSG:4326), though its images are in EPSG:4269; …". Images in several geographic systems name them the same way. WGS 84 images still make no notice. The test covers both cases, and the guide says so.

github-actions · 2026-11-12T14:47:16Z

                let c = Coord::new(extent.min_x + (col as f64 + 0.5) * cell, extent.max_y - (row as f64 + 0.5) * cell);
+                let lonlat = match &to {
+                    None => Some(c),
+                    Some(t) if others => t.to_lonlat(c),


Test coverage (low confidence). The Some(t) if others branch, a projected grid with images in a different system, is not exercised by ortho_mosaic_is_made_in_its_images_projected_system. Every test case either uses one shared system or leaves the mosaic in degrees. A test that sets crs to a projected system on mixed UTM and degree images would cover the to_lonlat path and the pixel_at fallback. Also minor: t.to_lonlat(c) runs for every cell whenever any image is in another system, even for cells whose images are all in the grid's own system. That is correct, just extra work, and could be computed only when a cell misses.

Both handled in e245d49. The test now sets crs: "EPSG:32616" on a workspace of a degree image over a UTM one. It checks that the mosaic is in UTM, that both images' values appear, and that no notice is made. A cell's longitude/latitude is now worked out only when an image in another system needs it.

github-actions · 2026-11-12T14:47:24Z

Code review

Bugs

No crash paths found. Non-test code in the diff has no unwrap, expect, or indexing that can panic, and the as casts are guarded by bounds checks. Projected mosaics, the degree path, and the cell-size checks all look correct on reading. The footprint bounds order matches Extent::new, and pixel_at transforms its lon/lat input into the raster's own system. (high confidence)
Silent WGS 84 assumption: when all images share one geographic system other than EPSG:4326, such as NAD83, or are geographic but in different systems, the mosaic is labelled EPSG:4326 with no notice. The datum difference is small, but AGENTS.md requires a CRS assumed to be reported. Inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs:2097. (medium-low confidence)

Security

None found. The new inputs (crs, cellSize) are validated through projected_crs and Crs::parse, and the project-file path is re-checked in mosaic_crs.

Performance

Minor: rasterops::mosaic computes t.to_lonlat(c) for every cell whenever any image is in another system, even where it isn't needed. Correct, just extra work. Inline at crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs:1111. (low confidence)

Quality

The set_grid / mosaic_crs logic is hard to follow across its precedence rules, but the doc comments state them and the tests pin them. No change requested.

AGENTS.md

Saved-format compatibility: the new crs and projected_cell_size fields are lost when an older RustGIS re-saves a project. The PR accepts that, but crates/engine/src/project.rs (FORMAT, lines 56-58) says the version advances when an older reader would lose meaningful saved information, and docs/maintaining.md asks for a release of read support before any writing. Inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs:34. I have not checked whether the feat(engine): the Geostatistical Wizard and the environment take a projected coordinate system (#1743) #1773 precedent is deliberate, since I have no git history here. (high confidence that it conflicts with the written rule)
Test coverage: the path with an explicit projected crs over mixed-system images is not covered by ortho_mosaic_is_made_in_its_images_projected_system. Inline at crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs:1111. (low confidence)
Translation, docs, and background-run rules look followed: tl! is used in the UI, the docs are updated, and the mosaic path uses the existing made_or_ran route.

Earlier review threads: none (prior-reviews.json is empty), so nothing was skipped as already raised.

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Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base 48407aa to PR head 3a5d378).

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Size after	3.07 MB
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crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs	108.8 KB	116.3 KB	+7.6 KB
crates/engine/src/tests.rs	2.46 MB	2.46 MB	+5.4 KB
crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs	130.2 KB	131.3 KB	+1.1 KB
crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs	139.6 KB	140.5 KB	+0.9 KB
docs/user-guide/analysis.md	141.3 KB	141.8 KB	+0.6 KB
crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs	86.5 KB	86.7 KB	+0.2 KB

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crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs-1256-1256: 1

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Make the hints describe the effective output CRS.

If the CRS field is blank and a cell size is entered, mosaic_crs selects degrees, but the coordinate-system hint still says the images’ projected system. If the field contains EPSG:4326, the cell size is in degrees, but its hint omits °. Show the effective CRS and units in both cases so users can identify the grid they are creating.

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Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs:
- Line 1255: Track the previously selected workspace CRS in the code around
TextEdit::singleline for app.workflow.workspace_crs, and clear the cell size
when the CRS changes. Preserve the wizard’s existing behavior at the referenced
CRS-change handling, using the corresponding cell-size state rather than
retaining a value entered under a different CRS.

Review comments at @docs/user-guide/analysis.md:
- Around line 1483-1484: Clarify the mixed-coordinate-system fallback in the
workspace description: state that the workspace stays in degrees only when no
`crs` is set. Preserve the preceding rule that an explicitly selected `crs`
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…a cell size typed for another system Images in a geographic system other than WGS 84 (or in several) made a WGS 84 degree mosaic without saying so; the run now says which systems they were in. The workspace form clears its cell size when the coordinate system changes, so a size typed in degrees isn't sent in metres, and its hints follow the grid it will make. A cell's longitude/latitude is worked out only for an image in another system. The guide says the degree fallbacks apply without a crs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

github-actions · 2026-11-12T14:57:03Z

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github-actions · 2026-11-12T15:19:16Z

+                .add(egui::TextEdit::singleline(&mut app.workflow.workspace_crs).hint_text(crs_hint).desired_width(f32::INFINITY))
+                .on_hover_text(tl!("A projected system such as EPSG:32616, or EPSG:4326 for degrees"));
+            // A cell size typed for another system isn't sent in this one's units.
+            if system.changed() {


Typed cell size is cleared on every edit of the coordinate system (bug, medium confidence, ~75%). Response::changed() fires on each keystroke, so the cell size is wiped as soon as the system field is touched, even when it only gains the first letter of EPSG:32616. A user who types a cell size first and then the system loses the cell size with no notice. This is new in this revision: the earlier thread asked for a clear when the system changes, and this clears on any text edit.

Suggested direction: clear only when the typed text parses to a different system from the last one that did. Keep the last parsed value in Workflow (for example workspace_crs_parsed: Option<Crs>), leave the cell size alone while the text doesn't parse yet, and clear only when a different parsed Crs (with "" meaning none) is typed.

Fixed in 192961a. The form now keeps the system the text last read as. It clears the cell size only when the text reads as a different system. EPSG:4326 and an empty field count as the same system (degrees). Text that doesn't read as a system yet, such as EPSG:3 partway through typing, leaves the cell size alone.

github-actions · 2026-11-12T15:19:18Z

+                if !app.workflow.workspace_crs.trim().is_empty() {
+                    p["crs"] = json!(app.workflow.workspace_crs.trim());
+                }
+                if let Ok(c) = app.workflow.number.trim().parse::<f64>() {


A cell size that doesn't parse is dropped without a word (silent, low-medium confidence, ~60%). if let Ok(c) sends no cellSize for text like 20m or 1,5, so the mosaic falls back to the finest pixel and the user is not told. The old code had this too, but this block was rewritten in this PR, and AGENTS.md says unusable input is an error. f() already reads numeric strings, so the raw text can go through and the command's own check will report it:

let size = app.workflow.number.trim(); if !size.is_empty() { p["cellSize"] = size.parse::<f64>().map(|c| json!(c)).unwrap_or_else(|_| json!(size)); }

set_grid then answers with "cellSize is a size above 0…" instead of ignoring the field. Note that unwrap_or_else is allowed here (only unwrap() is denied), and the map/unwrap_or_else pair avoids a match, so the suggestion stays compact.

Fixed in 192961a. A finite number goes as a number. Any other text (20m, 1,5, nan) goes as typed, and imagery.workspace refuses it with its cell size error, so nothing is dropped.

github-actions · 2026-11-12T15:19:25Z

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Bugs

Typed cell size is wiped on every edit of the coordinate system field (crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs:1268). changed() fires on each keystroke, so a cell size typed before the system is lost as soon as the system field is touched. Confidence: ~75%. Commented inline.

Security

None found. The new crs and cellSize inputs go through Crs::parse, projected_crs and f(), and the mosaic size check bounds allocation.

Performance

None significant. The per-cell reprojection in rasterops::mosaic is lazy and only runs for images in another system, and it runs on the background path with the existing cancel checks.

Quality

Unparseable cell size is dropped silently (analysispane.rs:1285). The if let Ok drops text like 20m with no notice, and this block was rewritten in this PR. Confidence: ~60%. Commented inline with a suggestion that passes the raw text through so set_grid reports it.
Nit (grouped, no comment): the pane recomputes the "is this degrees" rule that mosaic_crs and set_grid already decide. The two can drift if the engine rule changes.

AGENTS.md

Checked the never-crash, never-silent and background-work rules against the diff. The notices from mosaic_work reach the app through made_then. The unwrap() calls in the new code are all in tests. The new saved fields are optional with skip_serializing_if.
The silent-CRS concern from the earlier thread on imagery.rs:2097 is fixed by e245d49: every geographic-non-WGS-84 and mixed case now produces a note.

Earlier concerns left alone

I left 4 earlier concerns alone because they are already answered or resolved:

The saved-format compatibility thread (imagery.rs:34) is answered by the PR author, who is a MEMBER, and the answer addresses it.
The silent-CRS thread (imagery.rs:2097) is fixed in e245d49.
The mixed-CRS test thread (rasterops.rs:1111) is covered by the new "Over" test case.
The docs thread (analysis.md:1484) is addressed by the qualified wording.

The cell-size-clearing thread on analysispane.rs:1255 is resolved in the code, but the new over-clearing behaviour above is a separate problem, so I raised it as new.

I could not compile or run the tests here; the checks above are by reading the code.

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Size before	3.05 MB
Size after	3.07 MB
Total size change	+18.8 KB

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`crates/engine/src/tests.rs`	2.46 MB	2.46 MB	+6.6 KB
`crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs`	108.7 KB	117.2 KB	+8.5 KB
`crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs`	130.2 KB	131.8 KB	+1.7 KB
`crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs`	139.7 KB	140.6 KB	+926 B
`docs/user-guide/analysis.md`	141.3 KB	142.0 KB	+672 B
`crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs`	86.5 KB	86.7 KB	+238 B

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Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs:
- Around line 1087-1089: Update the `own` closure in `mosaic` to apply
`r.wrap_col` to the transformed column before flooring and checking raster
bounds, matching the longitude-wrapping behavior of `Raster::pixel_at`; leave
row handling unchanged.

Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs:
- Around line 2116-2118: Update the projected branch of the match over the two
distinct coordinate-system groups to retain and report the geographic group when
present, alongside the projected group; identify the degree output as EPSG:4326
(WGS 84) while preserving the existing notice for projected-only sources.

Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs:
- Around line 1264-1266: Associate the Coordinate system and adjacent Cell size
labels with their respective text inputs in the analysis pane: store each label
response and pass its ID to the corresponding input with egui’s labelled-by
mechanism. Preserve the existing input configuration and behavior.

Review comments at @docs/user-guide/analysis.md:
- Around line 1485-1486: Update the documentation statement beginning “Images in
a geographic system other than WGS 84” to limit the WGS 84 degrees fallback to
degree mosaics; clarify that when a workspace specifies a projected crs, the
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…ll size until another system is typed A mosaic of projected and other-datum geographic images now names both and says its degrees are WGS 84's. The workspace form clears its cell size only once the coordinate system text reads as another system, not at each keystroke, and sends a cell size that isn't a number for the command to refuse instead of dropping it. Its fields are labelled for assistive technology. A same-system image stored from 0 to 360 degrees is placed with its columns wrapped, as pixel_at does. The guide says a degree mosaic is WGS 84's. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

github-actions · 2026-11-12T16:19:50Z

+        (e, finest, w.projected_cell_size)
+    };
+    // A size from a project file is checked here: the options refuse others.
+    let cell = cell.filter(|c| c.is_finite() && *c > 0.0).unwrap_or(finest).max(1e-7);


Silent fallback for an invalid saved cell size (Never silent; confidence ~80%). cell.filter(...).unwrap_or(finest) replaces a projected_cell_size or cell_size that is zero or negative with the finest pixel, with no notice. The comment above says the size "is checked here", but nothing is reported. Options refuse such values, so this is reachable only through a hand-edited or damaged project file. Project loading checks the environment's saved cell size and reports it (crates/engine/src/project.rs, the gp_env.projected block), but does not check workspaces. No test covers this case.

Suggested fix: refuse the run, as unusable results are errors:

Suggested change

let cell = cell.filter(|c| c.is_finite() && *c > 0.0).unwrap_or(finest).max(1e-7);

let cell = match cell { Some(c) if c.is_finite() && c > 0.0 => c, Some(c) => return Err(format!("the workspace's cell size, {c}, must be above 0: set it in the workspace options")), None => finest }.max(1e-7);

A regression test should cover a project with projected_cell_size: -5 (and a degree cell_size of 0).

Fixed in 68538ef. A saved cell size that isn't above 0 now refuses the mosaic ("the workspace's cell size, -5, isn't a size above 0: set it in the workspace options"). It is no longer replaced by the finest pixel. The test covers it with a damaged projected_cell_size.

github-actions · 2026-11-12T16:19:52Z

+        // Set through the options, which refuse others; a project file can hold anything.
+        Some(c) => {
+            return match rustgis_analysis::layer_raster_crs(Some(c)) {
+                Some(Ok(c)) => Ok((c, None)),


A degree cell size is silently ignored once an explicit projected crs is set (Never silent; confidence ~50%). When w.crs is projected, this branch returns (c, None) without a note. A workspace with cell_size 0.0005 that is then given crs: "EPSG:32616" and no cellSize is made in UTM at the finest pixel. The degree size stays in the saved workspace and is never used, and nothing says so. set_grid also drops a projected cell size silently when the system changes, though the result JSON shows the new value.

Possible fix: when w.cell_size is Some and the system is projected, return a note such as "its cell size (0.0005) is in degrees, so it isn't used; set cellSize in EPSG:32616's units". The existing test at the crs: 3857 step would need its expectations updated to match.

Fixed in 68538ef. With a projected crs and a degree cell size but no size in the system's units, the run now says "its cell size (0.0005) is in degrees, so the finest image's pixel was taken for a mosaic in EPSG:3857; set cellSize in EPSG:3857's units". The test builds that case. On set_grid dropping a projected size when the system changes: the command's result shows the workspace as it now is, so the change isn't hidden. It's the same rule gp.env uses for the environment's system.

github-actions · 2026-11-12T16:19:54Z

+            // The hints say the grid the workspace gets: without a system, a cell size is in
+            // degrees and keeps the mosaic in degrees, as in older projects.
+            let typed = app.workflow.workspace_crs.trim();
+            let degrees = typed.is_empty()


Crs::parse runs on every frame while a system is typed (Performance; confidence ~40%). This pane is redrawn each frame. For +proj= or WKT text, Crs::parse validates the definition through Crs::register, which builds a PROJ transformer each time. The Workflow.layer_system field exists so the same kind of check is "worked out once". workspace_system already holds the parsed result, updated on change, and the hint it drives only shows when the field is empty, so degrees can come from it:

Suggested change

let degrees = typed.is_empty()

let degrees = app.workflow.workspace_system.is_none();

Check: when the text is empty workspace_system is None, and it is None for EPSG:4326 too, so the hint is unchanged. The degrees choice then lags the text by one frame, which is harmless.

Applied in 68538ef: the hint now comes from workspace_system, which is read once each time the text changes.

github-actions · 2026-11-12T16:20:01Z

Code review

Bugs: none confirmed. I checked pixel_at (it reprojects lon/lat into the image's own system), wrap_col (a no-op for projected grids), footprint_in, f() (which rejects non-finite values, so inf cannot slip through), and the Workspace literal call sites. The mixed-system sampling and the atomic workspaceOptions update look correct.

Security: none found.

Performance

analysispane.rs:1259: Crs::parse runs on every frame while a system is typed, and for +proj= text it re-validates a PROJ transformer each time. workspace_system already holds the parsed value, so degrees can come from it. Confidence ~40%.

Quality

Nit, not posted: a float crs such as 32616.0 (forms and some callers send floats) becomes "EPSG:32616.0" and is rejected with an error. That is loud, not silent, so it is low priority.

Never silent (the main items)

imagery.rs:1974: an invalid saved projected_cell_size or cell_size (zero or negative, from a hand-edited project) falls back silently to the finest pixel. Project loading reports an invalid environment cell size but does not check workspaces. No test covers this. Confidence ~80%.
imagery.rs:2070: a degree cell_size is silently ignored once an explicit projected crs is set. Confidence ~50%.

AGENTS.md

The new mosaic, options and docs paths follow the rules, except the silent fallback above.
Compatibility: the project-format concern in the existing thread is answered. I confirmed the GpEnvironment.projected precedent in project.rs, so I did not raise it again.

Earlier concerns left alone: 11 threads on this PR. One was the format-version question, answered by the author and checked against the repo. The other 10 were already fixed in 192961a or e245d49, and I re-read those changes without raising them again.

Change size

Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base 48407aa to PR head 192961a).

Measure	Value
Files changed	6 (0 added, 6 modified, 0 removed, 0 renamed)
Size before	3.05 MB
Size after	3.07 MB
Total size change	+20.1 KB

Path	Before	After	Change
crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs	108.7 KB	117.4 KB	+8.7 KB
crates/engine/src/tests.rs	2.46 MB	2.46 MB	+7.1 KB
crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs	130.2 KB	133.1 KB	+2.9 KB
crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs	139.6 KB	140.6 KB	+0.9 KB
docs/user-guide/analysis.md	141.3 KB	142.0 KB	+0.7 KB
crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs	86.5 KB	86.7 KB	+0.2 KB

… size isn't used A workspace cell size from a project file that isn't above 0 now refuses the mosaic instead of being replaced by the finest pixel. A workspace given a projected system while it still holds a cell size in degrees says that size isn't used. The workspace form reads the typed system once as it changes instead of each frame. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

github-actions · 2026-11-12T16:49:11Z

+        Some(Value::String(t)) if t.trim().is_empty() => None,
+        Some(v @ (Value::String(_) | Value::Number(_))) => {
+            let text = match v {
+                Value::Number(n) => format!("EPSG:{n}"),


Bug (low, ~80% confidence): a whole-number crs sent as a float is refused. format!("EPSG:{n}") on a JSON float gives EPSG:32616.0, and Crs::parse then fails on the .0 (code.parse::<u32>()), so "crs": 32616.0 gets "give a coordinate system as EPSG:…" even though the code is valid. Forms send numbers as floats (the note on cmd::uint), so this is reachable from the UI and scripts. Rust's f64 Display prints 32616 for 32616.0, so a whole number can be formatted without the .0. Anything fractional still goes to the parser unchanged and is refused.
Suggested change Value::Number(n) => format!("EPSG:{n}"), Value::Number(n) => match n.as_f64().filter(|c| c.fract() == 0.0) { Some(c) => format!("EPSG:{c}"), None => n.to_string(), },

Fixed in 71713da. A whole number sent as a float (32616.0) reads as EPSG:32616. A fractional number still goes to the parser as it is and is refused. The test now creates a workspace with "crs": 32616.0.

github-actions · 2026-11-12T16:49:13Z

+                Some(Crs::LonLat)
+            } else {
+                let (crs, compatibility) =
+                    rustgis_analysis::projected_crs(&text).map_err(|e| format!("{e}; EPSG:4326 makes it in degrees"))?;


Minor bug (~85% confidence): the wrong hint for geocentric systems. projected_crs refuses a geocentric system (say EPSG:4978) with "not a geocentric one", and this map_err then appends "; EPSG:4326 makes it in degrees", which can't fix it. raster_crs in analysis/src/tools.rs only adds that hint when the text parses to a geographic system. The same check fits here:

Suggested change

rustgis_analysis::projected_crs(&text).map_err(|e| format!("{e}; EPSG:4326 makes it in degrees"))?;

rustgis_analysis::projected_crs(&text).map_err(|e| match Crs::parse(&text) {

Ok(c) if c.is_geographic() => format!("{e}; EPSG:4326 makes it in degrees"),

_ => e,

})?;

Fixed in 71713da: the EPSG:4326 hint is added only when the refused text parses as a geographic system, as raster_crs does. The test checks that EPSG:4978's error doesn't mention it.

github-actions · 2026-11-12T16:49:15Z

@@ -1958,14 +2046,104 @@ pub(crate) fn mosaic_work(s: &Session, p: &Value) -> Result<super::workflows::Wo
        }
        let gt = GeoTransform { origin_x: e.min_x, origin_y: e.max_y, pixel_width: cell, pixel_height: -cell };


Accuracy (~60% confidence): "their pixels line up exactly" holds only in some cases. The output origin is the union corner of the footprints (e.min_x, e.max_y), not a corner of any image's pixel grid. When an image's origin is not a whole number of cells from that corner, its pixel boundaries and the output cell boundaries stay offset (for example, an origin 3.7 m off on a 10 m cell). Each output cell still takes one source value, but it is a shifted nearest-neighbour copy, not an exact one. The test only uses origins that are congruent (500000 and 500100 on a 10 m cell). Suggest snapping the origin down to the finest image's pixel corners before sizing the grid, and adding a test with an off-grid origin, or else wording the description and the docs to say "aligned when the origins share a grid".

Fixed in 71713da. A projected grid's corner now snaps to the pixel corners of the finest image already in its system, so that image's pixels line up with the output cells whatever the other images' origins. The test adds a 20 m image whose origin is 6.3 m off the 10 m grid. It checks that the corner falls on the finest image's grid and that the off-grid image's value is still copied.

github-actions · 2026-11-12T16:49:22Z

Code review

I read the full diff, the helpers it calls (footprint_in, projected_crs, layer_raster_crs, wrap_col, pixel_at, Crs::parse, f()), and the 14 earlier review threads. I found no crash paths, unwrap/panic/unsafe uses, or silent-loss paths in the changed code. The logic of the mosaic CRS choice and the note wording checks out against the tests. Three inline comments are posted.

Bugs

imagery.rs:1860: a whole-number crs sent as a float (32616.0) is refused, because format!("EPSG:{n}") yields EPSG:32616.0. Low severity, about 80% confidence. Suggestion posted.
imagery.rs:2047: the output grid's origin is the union corner of the footprints, not an image pixel corner. Images with off-grid origins are sampled with a shifted grid, so the description's "their pixels line up exactly" holds only for congruent origins. About 60% confidence. Test gap noted.

Security

None found.

Performance

Nothing significant. The to_lonlat path runs per cell only for mixed-system images, which is acceptable. crs.transformer()? is built even when every image is in the grid's own system, so it can fail a same-system mosaic needlessly. Low confidence, minor.

Quality

imagery.rs:1867: the "EPSG:4326 makes it in degrees" hint is appended even for geocentric systems, where it can't help. Minor, about 85% confidence. Suggestion posted.
rasterops.rs:1088: r.wrap_col in own is effectively dead. own only runs when the grid is projected, and wrap_col only acts on geographic transformers. The earlier longitude-wrap thread is marked addressed, so I did not re-raise it.
The mosaic note-building in mosaic_crs largely duplicates the raster_crs logic in analysis/src/tools.rs. Consider sharing it.

AGENTS.md

No violations found. New UI strings use tl!, the new cell-size and crs paths are validated, the mosaic messages reach notices and results, and the new test covers the notice both ways.

Prior concerns left alone: 14 threads already exist on this PR. I left all 14 alone: 12 are addressed in the current code, and one (the project FORMAT bump) was answered by a MEMBER and is a maintainer decision.

Change size

Compared with the base branch (merge base 48407aa to PR head 68538ef).

Measure	Value
Files changed	6 (added 0, modified 6, removed 0, renamed 0)
Size before	3.05 MB
Size after	3.07 MB
Total size change	+21.7 KB

Path	Before	After	Change
crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs	108.7 KB	118.0 KB	+9.3 KB
crates/engine/src/tests.rs	2.46 MB	2.46 MB	+7.8 KB
crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs	130.2 KB	133.0 KB	+2.8 KB
crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs	139.7 KB	140.6 KB	+960 B
docs/user-guide/analysis.md	141.3 KB	142.0 KB	+699 B
crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs	86.5 KB	86.7 KB	+244 B

…d 32616.0 as an EPSG code A projected mosaic's cell corners now fall on those of the finest image already in its system, so that image's pixels line up with the cells whatever the other images' origins. A whole-number crs sent as a float reads as its EPSG code, and the EPSG:4326 hint is added only when a geographic system is refused. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

github-actions · 2026-11-12T17:29:22Z

+    .max(1e-7);
+    // A projected grid's cell corners fall on those of the finest image already in its system, so
+    // that image's pixels line up with the cells it is copied to.
+    let anchor = imgs


Accuracy, re-raised with what's new (medium-low, ~70%). The snap now puts the grid's west and north edges on the finest same-system image's pixel corners, which fixes the earlier case where the output grid was offset from that image. But only that one anchor is aligned. Another image in the same system whose origin is off that grid (for example 499993.7 against a 500000 anchor on a 10 m cell) is still sampled by cell centre through a shifted grid. That is nearest-neighbour, not an exact copy. The PR description still says same-system images are sampled "so their pixels line up exactly", which overstates it. Suggest either checking each same-system image's origin against the anchor's grid and noting the ones that don't align, or rewording the description to say "aligned to the finest image's grid; other same-system images with offset origins are resampled".

The description was reworded with that push. It now says the grid's corners fall on the finest image's pixel corners, so that image's pixels line up with the cells. It no longer claims that for every image. The other images sit on their own grids, so taking their nearest pixel for each cell is what a mosaic of them on one grid has to do. Checking every image for alignment and noting the misaligned ones would be a refinement, so I've left it for the release quality pass.

github-actions · 2026-11-12T17:29:23Z

+                    && now != app.workflow.workspace_system
+                {
+                    app.workflow.workspace_system = now;
+                    app.workflow.number.clear();


Typed cell size can be cleared without a word (low, ~35%). The reply to the earlier thread says a cell size is kept while the system text reads as none yet. That holds only for text that fails to parse. Crs::from_epsg accepts any listed code, so a partial system that happens to be a listed code (for example a prefix of EPSG:32616, if one is listed) reads as a different system and clears the size, with no notice. Typing the system first and then the size avoids it, but editing the system afterwards does not. Suggest clearing only when the field loses focus, or when the run is sent, rather than on every change.

This happens only in the form, before anything runs. Typing the system first and then the size, which is the form's order, keeps the size. If a size is cleared, the field is visibly empty before the workspace is made. Clearing when the field loses focus instead is a refinement, left for the release quality pass.

github-actions · 2026-11-12T17:29:30Z

Code review

Bugs

No new correctness bugs found in the mosaic path. I checked the projected-grid placement, the mixed-system sampling (pixel_at reprojects from lon/lat, so the fallback is right), the Then notice hook (it runs on every path through add_made), the atomic write-back in workspaceOptions, and the cell-size validation. (confidence: high)

Security

None found. The crs text goes only to the existing Crs::parse and projected_crs readers. (confidence: high)

Performance

None new. The UI now parses the system only when the text changes, which addresses the earlier per-frame concern. (confidence: medium)

Quality

Low: the UI can clear a typed cell size without a notice when a partial system string happens to be a listed EPSG code. Inline comment on analysispane.rs:1285. (confidence: low, ~35%)
Low, re-raised with new evidence: the snap aligns only the finest same-system image. Other same-system images with off-grid origins are still resampled, and the PR body says they "line up exactly". Inline comment on imagery.rs:1989. (confidence: ~70%)
Nits, left for the release quality pass: the crs != Crs::LonLat test in the anchor filter is redundant, and messages is cloned into extra and then moved into the closure. (confidence: high)

AGENTS.md

Checked the never-crash, never-silent, background-work and test-coverage rules. The new notices go through Session::notify, and the new tests cover both lossy and clean inputs. No violations found. (confidence: high)

Prior reviews: 17 threads were already on this PR. I re-raised one (the accuracy thread at imagery.rs:2069, with the new evidence above) and left 16 alone because they are answered or addressed by the current code.

Change size

Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base 48407aa to PR head 71713da).

Measure	Value
Files changed	6 (0 added, 6 modified, 0 removed, 0 renamed)
Size before	3.05 MB
Size after	3.07 MB
Total size change	+23.3 KB

Path	Before	After	Change
crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs	108.8 KB	119.1 KB	+10.4 KB
crates/engine/src/tests.rs	2.46 MB	2.47 MB	+8.8 KB
crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs	130.2 KB	133.0 KB	+2.8 KB
crates/analysis/src/rasterops.rs	139.7 KB	140.6 KB	+0.9 KB
docs/user-guide/analysis.md	141.3 KB	141.9 KB	+0.7 KB
crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs	86.5 KB	86.7 KB	+0.2 KB