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Tangible Landscape plugin: Output
This is the description and explanation of tab Output of the Tangible Landscape plugin.
The name is used for the newly scanned and processed raster. The raster is overwritten every time new scan is processed. By pressing the button with the icon of eye , the raster is added to the currently used Map Display.
If this option is checked and the color raster basename is provided, then it will produce 3 rasters - R, G, B components with the names basename_r, basename_g, basename_b. The eye button adds the composite of these maps to the currently used Map Display (using d.rgb command). Also, imagery group with the same name is created automatically. Finally, basename is propagated to the analytical functions:
import grass.script as gscript
def run_myanalysis(scanned_elev, scanned_color, env):
gscript.mapcalc("new = " + scanned_color + '_r + ' + scanned_color + '_g + ' + scanned_color + '_b')
If this option is checked and the coupling directory is provided, the path is propagated to analytical functions:
from blender import blender_export_DEM
def run_myanalysis(scanned_elev, blender_path, env):
blender_export_DEM(scanned_elev, path=blender_path, time_suffix=True, env=env)
For some applications it is useful to represent the scan as point cloud. By checking this option and providing the path to the file, it will export PLY file for each scan. The file is rewritten every time.
Getting started
- Software installation
- Physical setup
- Preparing a simple sand model
- Calibration
- Putting it all together
Tangible Landscape plugin manual
- Tangible Landscape plugin: Scanning
- Tangible Landscape plugin: Output
- Tangible Landscape plugin: Analyses
Advanced features
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