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A rio-tiler plugin to create mosaic tiles.

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rio-tiler-mosaic

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A rio-tiler plugin for creating tiles from multiple observations.

Install

$ pip install rio-tiler-mosaic

Or

$ git clone http://github.com/cogeotiff/rio-tiler-mosaic
$ cd rio-tiler-mosaic
$ pip install -e .

Rio-tiler + Mosaic

The goal of this rio-tiler plugin is to create tiles from multiple observations.

Because user might want to choose which pixel goes on top of the tile, this plugin comes with 5 differents pixel selection algorithms:

  • First: takes the first pixel received
  • Highest: loop though all the assets and return the highest value
  • Lowest: loop though all the assets and return the lowest value
  • Mean: compute the mean value of the whole stack
  • Median: compute the median value of the whole stack

API

mosaic_tiler(assets, tile_x, tile_y, tile_z, tiler, pixel_selection=None, chunk_size=5, kwargs)

Inputs:

  • assets : list, tuple of rio-tiler compatible assets (url or sceneid)
  • tile_x : Mercator tile X index.
  • tile_y : Mercator tile Y index.
  • tile_z : Mercator tile ZOOM level.
  • tiler: Rio-tiler's tiler function (e.g rio_tiler.landsat8.tile)
  • pixel_selection : optional pixel selection algorithm (default: "first").
  • kwargs: Rio-tiler tiler module specific otions.

Returns:

  • tile, mask : tuple of ndarray Return tile and mask data.

Examples

from rio_tiler.main import tile as cogTiler
from rio_tiler_mosaic.mosaic import mosaic_tiler
from rio_tiler_mosaic.methods import defaults

assets = ["mytif1.tif", "mytif2.tif", "mytif3.tif"]
tile = (1000, 1000, 9)
x, y, z = tile

# Use Default First value method
mosaic_tiler(assets, x, y, z, cogTiler)

# Use Highest value: defaults.HighestMethod()
mosaic_tiler(
    assets,
    x,
    y,
    z,
    cogTiler,
    pixel_selection=defaults.HighestMethod()
)

# Use Lowest value: defaults.LowestMethod()
mosaic_tiler(
    assets,
    x,
    y,
    z,
    cogTiler,
    pixel_selection=defaults.LowestMethod()
)

The MosaicMethod interface

the rio-tiler-mosaic.methods.base.MosaicMethodBase class defines an abstract interface for all pixel selection methods allowed by rio-tiler-mosaic. its methods and properties are:

  • is_done: property, returns a boolean indicating if the process is done filling the tile
  • data: property, returns the output tile and mask numpy arrays
  • feed(tile: numpy.ma.ndarray): method, update the tile

The MosaicMethodBase class is not intended to be used directly but as an abstract base class, a template for concrete implementations.

Writing your own Pixel Selection method

The rules for writing your own pixel selection algorithm class are as follows:

  • Must inherit from MosaicMethodBase
  • Must provide concrete implementations of all the above methods.

See rio_tiler_mosaic.methods.defaults classes for examples.

Example

See /example

Contribution & Development

Issues and pull requests are more than welcome.

dev install

$ git clone https://github.com/cogeotiff/rio-tiler-mosaic.git
$ cd rio-tiler-mosaic
$ pip install -e .[dev]

Python3.6 only

This repo is set to use pre-commit to run flake8, pydocstring and black ("uncompromising Python code formatter") when commiting new code.

$ pre-commit install

Implementation

cogeo-mosaic

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