rsgislib | Remote Sensing and GIS Software Library

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kandi X-RAY | rsgislib Summary

rsgislib is a C++ library typically used in Internet of Things (IoT) applications. rsgislib has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

The Remote Sensing and GIS software library (RSGISLib) is a collection of tools for processing remote sensing and GIS datasets. For more details see the project website:
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              rsgislib has a low active ecosystem.
              It has 53 star(s) with 16 fork(s). There are 6 watchers for this library.
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              It had no major release in the last 12 months.
              There are 2 open issues and 2 have been closed. On average issues are closed in 231 days. There are no pull requests.
              It has a neutral sentiment in the developer community.
              The latest version of rsgislib is 5.0.5

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              rsgislib has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.

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              rsgislib is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License. This license is Strong Copyleft.
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            C++dot img1Lines of Code : 7dot img1License : Strong Copyleft (GPL-3.0)
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                @article{Bunting_etal_2014,
                	Author = {Bunting, Peter and Clewley, Daniel and Lucas, Richard M and Gillingham, Sam},
                	Title = {{The Remote Sensing and GIS Software Library (RSGISLib)}},
                	Journal = {Computers and Geosciences},
                	Pag  

            Community Discussions

            QUESTION

            setting projection on rsgislib output image and layers
            Asked 2019-Jun-04 at 22:38

            I have some test code that is using rsgislib to segment an image. From rsgislib's documentation I run:

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            ANSWER

            Answered 2017-Nov-09 at 01:49

            I have found a partial solution, but not in rsgislib.

            Using GDAL, I can open a subdataset:

            Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47181141

            QUESTION

            Argparse - Making a list of inputs and outputs
            Asked 2018-Aug-16 at 13:15

            New to python,

            My professor has given me a piece of code to help process some imagery, however it only works one image at a time due to an input and output needing to be stipulated each time. Usually I would put import os or glob but argparse is something new to me and my usual methods do not work.

            I need to edit this in order to create a list of '.hdf' files with the output being the same as the input just with a name change of '_Processed.hdf'

            Code below:

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            ANSWER

            Answered 2018-Aug-16 at 13:02

            You can use the nargs='+' option, and since you're going to have only have one required argument, I'd recommend that you don't use --input as an option, but simply run the script as script_name.py input_file1 input_file2 input_file3 ...:

            Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51877507

            QUESTION

            JSON metedata file writing nestled floats to .txt or .csv
            Asked 2018-Jul-12 at 19:44

            Very new to python so please forgive me if this is a silly question but I have been attempting to loop an extraction of certain information within a .json file (specifically the date and one value in particular) in order to create a time series. Due to me having over 300 files I would like this to be done automatically, in order to easily create a time series of certain values. I have managed to print the data, however have failed to extract this information to a text file that would be readable in something like excel.

            Please find attached both the example .json file I am trying to extract and my code so far. Thanks!

            { "AcquasitionInfo": { "Date": { "Day": 27, "Month": 3, "Year": 2011 }, "EarthSunDistance": 0.9977766, "SolarAzimuth": 154.94013617, "SolarZenith": 53.1387049, "Time": { "Hour": 11, "Minute": 0, "Second": 21 }, "sensorAzimuth": 0.0, "sensorZenith": 0.0 }, "FileInfo": { "CLOUD_MASK": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_clouds.kea", "FileBaseName": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204", "IMAGE_DEM": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_dem.kea", "METADATA": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_meta.json", "ProviderMetadata": "LT05_L1TP_204023_20110327_20161208_01_T1_MTL.txt", "RADIANCE": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_vmsk_mclds_rad.kea", "RADIANCE_WHOLE": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_vmsk_rad.kea", "SREF_6S_IMG": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_vmsk_mclds_topshad_rad_srefdem.kea", "STD_SREF_IMG": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_vmsk_mclds_topshad_rad_srefdem_stdsref.kea", "THERMAL_BRIGHT": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_vmsk_thrad_thermbright.kea", "THERMAL_BRIGHT_WHOLE": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_vmsk_thrad_thermbright.kea", "THERM_RADIANCE_WHOLE": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_vmsk_thermrad.kea", "TOA": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_vmsk_mclds_rad_toa.kea", "TOA_WHOLE": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_vmsk_rad_toa.kea", "TOPO_SHADOW_MASK": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_toposhad.kea", "VALID_MASK": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_valid.kea", "VIEW_ANGLE": "LS5TM_20110327_lat53lon354_r23p204_viewangle.kea" }, "ImageInfo": { "CellSizeRefl": 30.0, "CellSizeTherm": 30.0, "CloudCover": 52.0, "CloudCoverLand": 79.0 }, "LocationInfo": { "Geographical": { "BBOX": { "BLLat": 52.06993, "BLLon": -5.34028, "BRLat": 52.08621, "BRLon": -1.72003, "TLLat": 54.09075, "TLLon": -5.45257, "TRLat": 54.10827, "TRLon": -1.65856 }, "CentreLat": 53.10330325240661, "CentreLon": -3.5429440927905724 }, "Projected": { "BBOX": { "BLX": 354735.0, "BLY": 5776815.0, "BRX": 572985.0, "BRY": 5776815.0, "TLX": 354735.0, "TLY": 5992035.0, "TRX": 572985.0, "TRY": 5992035.0 }, "CentreX": 463860.0, "CentreY": 5884425.0, "VPOLY": { "MaxXX": 572985.0, "MaxXY": 5950185.0, "MaxYX": 405795.0, "MaxYY": 5992035.0, "MinXX": 354735.0, "MinXY": 5819025.0, "MinYX": 521775.0, "MinYY": 5776815.0 } } }, "ProductsInfo": { "ARCSIProducts": [ "CLOUDS", "DOSAOTSGL", "STDSREF", "METADATA" ], "ARCSI_AOT_RANGE_MAX": 0.5, "ARCSI_AOT_RANGE_MIN": 0.05, "ARCSI_AOT_VALUE": 0.5, "ARCSI_CLOUD_COVER": 0.627807080745697, "ARCSI_LUT_ELEVATION_MAX": 1100, "ARCSI_LUT_ELEVATION_MIN": -100, "ProcessDate": { "Day": 11, "Month": 7, "Year": 2018 }, "ProcessTime": { "Hour": 7, "Minute": 24, "Second": 55 } }, "SensorInfo": { "ARCSISensorName": "LS5TM", "Path": 204, "Row": 23, "SensorID": "TM", "SpacecraftID": "LANDSAT_5" }, "SoftwareInfo": { "Name": "ARCSI", "URL": "http://www.rsgislib.org/arcsi", "Version": "3.1.4" } }

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            ANSWER

            Answered 2018-Jul-12 at 19:44

            You forgot the data in the last line :

            Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51308285

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