OPALS - Orientation and Processing of Airborne Laser Scanning data

proxy class for packages.python.preCutting More...

Classes
class	preCutting

Detailed Description

proxy class for packages.python.preCutting

Parameters

shp	remark : optional Shape file containing the polygons used as cutting limits [mandatory].
pickpoly	remark : optional Choice of the target polygons if not all polygons shall be cut [optional]. <MI - see above>
buffer	remark : optional Buffering distance around the polygon in meters [optional].
vectorpath	remark : optional Path where the Vector files to cut are located [mandatory if no rasterpath is specified]. Actually only ODM files are supported. <MI - see above>
skipIfExists	remark : optional Skip processing if result already exists. [1=skip(default) \| 0=overwrite]
rounding	remark : optional Options for rounding the results to exakt pixel positions ["corner"=default \| "center"
att	remark : optional Name of the Shape file attribute that will be part of the export filename [default = id].
export	remark : optional Export [path][prefix of filename].[extension] for the resulting files [estimate].
resampling	remark : optional Valid opals input for the Grid resampling method ["bilinear"=default \| "bicubic" \| "nearestNeighbour"].
oformat	remark : optional Format description for the OPALS -oFormat flag: GDAL driver for Raster, file format or XML file for Vector [estimable].
rasterpath	remark : optional Path where the Raster files to cut are located [mandatory if no vectorpath is specified]. <MI - see above>
formula	remark : optional Formula for the combination of overlapping Raster files in opalsAlgebra [default = mean(r)].
truepoly	remark : optional By default, only the polygon bounding box of rasters is cut out. With this option, it is possible to cut out the true polygon shape. Since the process is more time consuming, it should only be chosen for non-rectangular polygons. [1=true polygon \| 0=bounding box (default)]
logLevel	remark : optional Control over the amount of feedback during processing. [1=full feedback(default) \| 0=minimal feedback

See Also: Python script preCutting