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Hoek, Steven
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master
Package netCDF4 marked as extras_require because it causes installation with dependencies to fail
Python package is called pylibtiff - not libtiff!
Preparations for the publishing of version 1.1.0
Class VirtualTileStitcher added for writing *.vrt files
Protected attributes added to superclass raster as well as ensueing adjustments
Functionality added for converting a raster grid to a feature class consisting of square polygons
In the code, the cellsize was read correctly but retrieving the right value was not organised well - now fixed
Adding methods to make the TileManager not only iterable but also subscriptable
develop
develop
Bug solved in method get_centroid of class SimpleShape in module vectorlib
Classes under development, so not yet fully implemented yet!
Issue 3 was resolved almost completely: distinguish dx, dy and cellsize in base classes Raster and GridEnvelope2D. Also in the non-abstract classes!
Further modifications, so that the various classes can deal with differing dx and dy
Further modifications, so that the various classes can deal with differing dx and dy
Level of encapsulation for some attributes was reviewed
Typo corrected
Retrieving values from a raster has been made easier; now a with-block can be used to do so and the open method is invoked implicitly. Some work was done to make sure dx and dy can differ
Extra documentation added
Options "no-edges", "allsides", "topleft" and "bottomright" were tested and experienced bugs were fixed
One bug solved; another one still has to be tackled.
Extra documentation added
Bugs fixed and extra features added - esp. to the TileStitcher which can now stitch tiles together with edges on all sides or only at the top & left
Bugs fixed and code for TielManager adapted to enable overlapping (1) edges top & left, (2) edges bottom & right and (3) edges on all sides.
The classes in these modules are now equipped to handle also multiband rasters
These classes are now equipped to also handle multiband rasters
Bug fixed, few improvements applied and TODO items added in view of implementation of option "average"
Tile stitcher was added to the module tilelib
Initialisation and tiling
New class based on the package rasterio. This package has to be installed in addition if one wants to use this module.
Changes were made in relation to things that were added to the base classes.
Because some dependencies were removed from the file requirements.txt, checks and errors have to be built in to indicate that those packages still have to be installed if one wants to make use of these modules.
Base classes Raster and GridEnvelope2D were revised.
Function added for generating color map with random colors.
Packages tables and netCDF4 removed from the requirements, so that lmgeo becomes more easy to install.
Test added for bitmapraster - some bug fixes were necessary for the test to work properly
Introduction of a new class which can help to manage data retrieved as tiles
Introduction of a new class which can help to manage data retrieved as strips
Introduction of a new class based on the numpy *.npy format
Minor changes - mostly removal of relative imports in favour of absolute ones.
Minor changes
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