# Plot the dem using raster.iofig, ax = plt. Subplots ( figsize = ( 8, 3 )) show ( lidardem, title = 'Lidar Digital Elevation Model (DEM) n Boulder Flood 2013', ax = ax ) ax. Setaxisoff A plot of a Lidar derived digital elevation model for Lee Hill Road in Boulder, CO.

Opening and Closing File ConnectionsThe rasterio library is efficient as it establishes a connection with the raster file rather than directly reading it into memory. Because it creates a connection, it is important that you close the connection after it is opened AND after you’ve finished working with the data! Raster Plots with MatplotlibAbove you used the show function to plot a rasterio object. Show “wraps” around the matplotlib plotting library to produce a plot.However, you will explore plotting a numpy array with matplotlib directly.

PL file open in Microsoft Visual Studio Code 1 PL scripts may be used for a variety of purposes, including web server CGI scripting, system administration, and app GUI development. The scripting language is also commonly used to read and search through large amounts of text files since it is especially helpful for parsing text. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Doing so will open your SWF file inside of Elmedia Player; if the SWF file is a video file, it will begin playing automatically. If the SWF file in question isn't a video file, you won't be able to open it on your Mac.

Using matplotlib allows you to fully customize your plots. Alongside matplotlib, you will also be exploring using another “wrapper” function to aide in the plotting, earthpy.plot.To plot using matplotlib and earthpy directly you:. open the raster. create a spatialextent object that contains the boundary information needed to plot your raster in space using rio.plot.plottingextent. Read in the raster data itself into a numpy array using.read. Open ( lidardempath ) as src: # Convert / read the data into a numpy array:lidardemim = src.

Read # Create a spatial extent object using rio.plot.plottingspatialextent = rio. Plottingextent ( src ) # Get bounds of objectbounds = src.

BoundsYou can use the rio.plot.plottingextent function to create a spatial extent in the format that matplotlib needs to plot your raster. Spatial Extents and PlottingThe bounding box output - which represents the spatial extent of your raster, is provided to use in a rasterio specific format. To plot with matplotlib, you need to provide a vector that contains the spatial extent in the following format:left, right, bottom, topHowever, if you just use the.bounds object that rasterio provides, the numbers are not in the correct order.

You can use rio.plot.plottingextent(rasterio-object-name-here) function to get a spatial extent in the format that matplotlib requires. Spatial extent: (472000.0, 476000.0, 4434000.0, 4436000.0)rasterio bounds: BoundingBox(left=472000.0, bottom=4434000.0, right=476000.0, top=4436000.0)Read Files with Rasterio into NumpyNext let’s explore how you read in a raster using rasterio. When you use.read, rasterio imports the data from your raster into a numpy array.Remember that a numpy array is simply a matrix of values with no particular spatial attributes associated with them. Numpy arrays are, however, a very efficient structure for working with large and potentially multi-dimensional (layered) matrices.

Plotbands ( lidardemim, cmap = 'Greys', extent = spatialextent, title = 'Digital Elevation Model - Pre 2013 Flood', cbar = False ) plt. Show A plot of a Lidar derived digital elevation model for Lee Hill Road in Boulder, CO with a grey color map applied.Let’s plot again but this time you will:. add a colorbar legend. increase the title font size using the as.settitle function and the fontsize argumentEarthPy’s plotbands function adds a colorbar to your plot automatically. In the last plot, you’ll notice the argument called cbar is set to False. This turns off the colorbar. The default value for the cbar argument is True.

This means if you don’t modify that argument, the colorbar will automatically appear! However, you may also notice a new argument in this plot, scale=False. By default, plotbands will scale values in a raster from 0 to 255. Since this is elevation data, you can avoid this by setting scale=False.Additionally, you will be using matplotlib and earthpy.plot together in this plot, in order to modify the title font size. Plotbands can be added into any normal matplotlib plot by just giving it an axis object in the ax= argument.

Color RampsTo plot you can select from matplotlib, you can reverse a color ramp by adding r at the end of the color ramps name, for example cmap = 'viridisr'. Explore Raster Data Values with HistogramsNext, you will explore a histogram of your data. A histogram is useful to help you better understand the distribution of values within your data. In this case given you are looking at elevation data, if there are all small elevation values and the histogram looks uniform (not too much variation in values) you can assume that your study area is relative “flat” - not too hilly.

If there is a different distribution of elevation values you can begin to understand the range of elevation values in your study area and the degree of difference between low and high regions (i.e. Is it flat or hilly?). Is it high elevation vs low elevation? Maskedarray(data=-, -, -., 16828125, 1675,1640625,-, -, -., 16859375, 169.625,-, -, -., 16828125, 160625,16171875.,-, -, -., 1671875, 16484375, 1681.25,-, -, -., 1603125, 168.375,-, -, -., 16484375, 162.75,mask= True, True, True., False, False, False, True, True, True., False, False, False, True, True, True., False, False, False., True, True, True., False, False, False, True, True, True., False, False, False, True, True, True., False, False, False,fillvalue=-3.4028235e+38,dtype=float32). # Plot histogramep. Hist ( lidardemim lidardemim. Ravel , bins = 100, title = 'Lee Hill Road - Digital elevation (terrain) model - n Distribution of elevation values' ) plt.

Show A histogram of lidar derived elevation values for Boulder, CO. Adjust Plot Extent to “Zoom in” on Your Raster DataIf you want to quickly zoom in on a portion of your raster data, you can adjust the x and y spatial extents of your matplotlib plot. To do this, you will create a new spatial extent that is smaller than the original spatial extent of the data. # Plot the data but set the x and y limfig, ax = plt. Subplots ( figsize = ( 8, 3 )) ep. Plotbands ( lidardemim, extent = spatialextent, title = 'Lidar Raster Zoomed on a Smaller Spatial Extent', ax = ax, scale = False ) # Set x and y limits of the plotax. Setxlim ( zoomedextent 0 , zoomedextent 2 ) ax.

Setylim ( zoomedextent 1 , zoomedextent 3 ) ax. Setaxisoff plt. Show A plot of a Lidar derived digital elevation model for Lee Hill Road in Boulder, CO clipped to a smaller spatial extent using the x and y lim plot parameters.

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