In the images in the blog post and the live map? Those aren’t pansharpened at all. If we do add pansharpening in a later version, it’ll likely be naïve, without

In the images in the blog post and the live map? Those aren’t pansharpened at all. If we do add pansharpening in a later version, it’ll likely be naïve, without spatially aware modeling of the multispectral data. (Specifically, it’ll probably be a cleaned-up, rasterio-based, null-aware, parallelized descendant of this sketch of the Brovey transform in numpy: https://gist.github.com/celoyd/2e7beed82951d22b9b90 https://gist.github.com/celoyd/2e7beed82951d22b9b90 .) From what I’ve seen – and I haven’t tested it carefully yet, so I could be wrong – the more elaborate methods are severe overkill on Landsat 8. It has only 4 pan px per multi px (where some commercial data has 9 or 16), and the pan band is almost exactly R+G+B (without NIR). So my gut and some simple experiments suggest that doing PCA-or-whatever is overthinking it.