API reference¶
This page provides an auto-generated summary of the geometric features API. For more details and examples, refer to the relevant chapters in the main part of the documentation.
Command-line scripts¶
Entry point for combining features from a file |
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Entry point for differencing features from a file |
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Entry point for splitting features that cross +/- 180 degrees |
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Entry point for merging features from the geometric_data cache |
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Entry point for plotting features from a file |
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Set the group name of the feature collection |
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Features in the collection are split into individual files in the geometric_data cache |
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Features in the collection are simplified using |
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Features in the collection are tagged with the given tag(s) |
Python package¶
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An object for keeping track of where geometric features are cached and downloading missing features as needed. |
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Read one or more features from the cached collection of geometric features. |
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Split a feature collection into individual files for each feature. |
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Read a feature collection from a geojson file. |
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An object for representing and manipulating a collection of geoscientific geometric features. |
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Add a feature to the feature collection if it isn’t alerady present |
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Merge another feature collection into this one |
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Add tags to all features in the collection |
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Set the group name of a feature collection |
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Combines the geometry of the feature collection into a single feature |
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Use features from a masking collection to mask out (remove part of the geometry from) this collection. |
Split features at +/-180 degrees (the antimeridian) to make them valid geojson geometries |
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Features in the collection are simplified using |
Is this feature already in the collection? |
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Write the feature collection to a geojson file |
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Plot the features on a map using cartopy. |