Sponsored by Taylor Geospatial, the Global Fields of The World (FTW) dataset provides global-scale estimates of agricultural fields for 2024–2025. The dataset includes both model inputs (Sentinel-2–derived median composites in COG and Zarr v3 formats) and outputs (in Zarr, GeoParquet and PMTiles).
Per-pixel class probabilities from the PRUE model (wherobots/prue-pt2), run over the FTW global Sentinel-2 feature mosaics, as a single cloud-native Zarr V3 datacube. Part of Fields of the World; accompanying paper: https://aka.ms/ftw-global-paper.
The prediction Zarr opened in xarray (xr.open_zarr) — dimensions, bands, and chunking.
A single store: …/predictions/zarr/alpha/global.zarr, with dimensions
(time, band, y, x):
variables — float32 softmax probability per class, shape (2, 3, 1566049, 4007517),
chunked (1, 3, 8192, 8192), NaN fill. CRS EPSG:4326 (WGS84), CF-1.8.features/zarr mosaic, so features and predictions
are directly stackable.vectors (field-boundary polygons) and confidence (raster) collections are
derived from these probabilities.This is a GeoZarr-style store (CF-1.8 plus the emerging Zarr proj: / spatial:
geo-conventions) and it implements multiscales, so it can be read at any zoom and
tiled for web display as well as consumed analytically.
The root group declares a multiscales attribute against the WGS84Quad tile
matrix set, with 14 average-resampled levels. Full resolution lives at the root
(path: "."); each overview is a sibling group named by its decimation factor:
Every level is a complete group — same (time, band, y, x) layout, its own coordinate
arrays and spatial:transform. Open an overview directly by pointing xr.open_zarr at
its group:
Features and predictions can be opened side-by-side (same grid) to inspect inputs vs. outputs.
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