.. _contents: Raster I/O Simplification ======================================================== Introduction ------------ A set of Python modules which makes it easy to write raster processing code in Python. Built on top of GDAL, it handles the details of opening and closing files, checking alignment of projection and raster grid, stepping through the raster in small blocks, etc., allowing the programmer to concentrate on the processing involved. It is licensed under GPL 3. Example ------- :: """ Reads in two input files and adds them together. Assumes that they have the same number of bands. """ from rios import applier # Set up input and output filenames. infiles = applier.FilenameAssociations() infiles.image1 = "file1.img" infiles.image2 = "file2.img" outfiles = applier.FilenameAssociations() outfiles.outimage = "outfile.img" # Set up the function to be applied def addThem(info, inputs, outputs): """ Function to be called by rios. Adds image1 and image2 from the inputs, and places the result in the outputs as outimage. """ outputs.outimage = inputs.image1 + inputs.image2 # Apply the function to the inputs, creating the outputs. applier.apply(addThem, infiles, outfiles) See :doc:`applierexamples` for more information. Downloads --------- From `GitHub `_. Release notes by version can be viewed in :doc:`releasenotes`. `Conda `_ packages are available under the 'conda-forge' channel. Once you have installed `Conda `_, run the following commands on the command line to install rios: :: conda config --add channels conda-forge conda create -n myenv rios conda activate myenv High level functions --------------------- .. toctree:: :maxdepth: 1 Processing Raster and Vector files with rios.applier Processing Raster Attribute Tables with rios.ratapplier Obtaining information on files with rios.fileinfo RIOS Environment Variables Low level functions -------------------- .. toctree:: :maxdepth: 1 rios_imagereader rios_imagewriter rios_parallel rios_parallel_aws_batch rios_rat rios_colortable rios_readerinfo Command Line Programs --------------------- RIOS comes with two command line programs: - `rioscalcstats` computes statistics and pyramid layers (overviews) on a file. - `riosprintstats` prints statistics information previously calculated on the file. Refer to the helpstrings (run with `-h`) for usage of these programs. Note that by default, RIOS calculates pyramid layers and statistics on a file. Utilities -------------------- .. toctree:: :maxdepth: 1 rios_calcstats Internal -------------------- .. toctree:: :maxdepth: 1 rios_cuiprogress rios_imageio rios_inputcollection rios_pixelgrid rios_rioserrors rios_riostests rios_vectorreader rios_cmdline * :ref:`modindex` * :ref:`search` .. codeauthor:: Sam Gillingham & Neil Flood