def _get_coverage_slices(self, crs, gdal_coverage_converter):
"""
Returns the slices for the collection of files given
"""
crs_axes = CRSUtil(crs).get_axes(self.session.coverage_id)
slices_dict = self.create_dict_of_slices(self.session.import_overviews)
timeseries = self._generate_timeseries_tuples()
count = 1
for tpair in timeseries:
file = tpair.file
file_path = tpair.file.get_filepath()
timer = Timer()
# print which file is analyzing
FileUtil.print_feedback(count, len(timeseries), file_path)
if not FileUtil.validate_file_path(file_path):
continue
valid_coverage_slice = True
gdal_file = GDALGmlUtil(file.get_filepath())
try:
subsets = GdalAxisFiller(crs_axes, gdal_file).fill(True)
subsets = self._fill_time_axis(tpair, subsets)
except Exception as ex:
# If skip: true then just ignore this file from importing, else raise exception
FileUtil.ignore_coverage_slice_from_file_if_possible(
file_path, ex)
valid_coverage_slice = False
if valid_coverage_slice:
# Generate local metadata string for current coverage slice
self.evaluator_slice = EvaluatorSliceFactory.get_evaluator_slice(
self.recipe_type, tpair.file)
local_metadata = gdal_coverage_converter._generate_local_metadata(
subsets, self.evaluator_slice)
if self.session.import_overviews_only is False:
slices_dict["base"].append(
Slice(subsets, FileDataProvider(tpair.file),
local_metadata))
# Then, create slices for selected overviews from user
for overview_index in self.session.import_overviews:
subsets_overview = self.create_subsets_for_overview(
subsets, overview_index, gdal_file)
slices_dict[str(overview_index)].append(
Slice(subsets_overview, FileDataProvider(file),
local_metadata))
timer.print_elapsed_time()
count += 1
return slices_dict
def _get_slices(self, crs):
# Let's first extract all the axes from our crs
crs_axes = CRSUtil(crs).get_axes(self.session.coverage_id)
# Prepare a list container for our slices
slices = []
# Iterate over the files and create a slice for each one
for infile in self.session.get_files():
# We need to create the exact position in time and space in which to place this slice
# For the space coordinates we can use the GDAL helper to extract it for us
# The helper will return a list of subsets based on the crs axes that we extracted
# and will fill the coordinates for the ones that it can (the easting and northing axes)
subsets = GdalAxisFiller(crs_axes,
GDALGmlUtil(
infile.get_filepath())).fill()
# Now we must fill the time axis as well and indicate the position in time
for subset in subsets:
# Find the time axis
if subset.coverage_axis.axis.crs_axis.is_time_axis():
# Set the time position for it. Our recipe extracts it from a GDAL tag provided by the user
# datetime format needs enquoted (e.g: "2015-01")
subset.interval.low = '"' + GDALGmlUtil(
infile).get_datetime(self.options["time_tag"]) + '"'
slices.append(Slice(subsets, FileDataProvider(infile)))
return slices
def _create_coverage_slice(self,
grib_file,
crs_axes,
evaluator_slice=None,
axis_resolutions=None):
"""
Returns a slice for a grib file
:param File grib_file: the path to the grib file
:param list[CRSAxis] crs_axes: the crs axes for the coverage
:param FileEvaluatorSlice evaluator_slice
:param list[number] axis_resolutions
:rtype: Slice
"""
evaluated_messages = self._evaluated_messages(grib_file)
axis_subsets = []
# Build slice for grib files which contains all the axes (i.e: min, max, origin, resolution of geo, grid bounds)
for i in range(0, len(crs_axes)):
crs_axis = crs_axes[i]
axis_subset = self._axis_subset(grib_file, evaluated_messages,
crs_axis)
axis_subsets.append(axis_subset)
return Slice(
axis_subsets,
FileDataProvider(
grib_file,
self._evaluated_messages_to_dict(evaluated_messages),
self.MIMETYPE))
def _create_coverage_slice(self, file, crs_axes, evaluator_slice, axis_resolutions=None):
"""
Returns a coverage slice for a file
:param File file: the path to the importing file
:param list[CRSAxis] crs_axes: the crs axes for the coverage
:param FileEvaluatorSlice evaluator_slice: depend on kind of recipe (gdal/netcdf/grib) to pass corresponding evaluator
:param list[number] axis_resolutions: if they are known values (e.g: in Sentinel 2 recipes: 10m, 20m, 60m),
just keep them for calculating grid bounds.
:rtype: Slice
"""
axis_subsets = []
file_structure = self._file_structure()
for i in range(0, len(crs_axes)):
resolution = None
if axis_resolutions is not None:
resolution = axis_resolutions[i]
axis_subset = self._axis_subset(crs_axes[i], evaluator_slice, resolution)
axis_subsets.append(axis_subset)
# Generate local metadata string for current coverage slice
local_metadata = self._generate_local_metadata(axis_subsets, evaluator_slice)
return Slice(axis_subsets, FileDataProvider(file, file_structure), local_metadata)
def _get_slices(self, crs):
"""
Returns the slices for the collection of files given
"""
files = self.session.get_files()
crs_axes = CRSUtil(crs).get_axes(self.session.coverage_id)
slices = []
count = 1
for file in files:
# NOTE: don't process any imported file from *.resume.json as it is just waisted time
if not self.resumer.is_file_imported(file.filepath):
timer = Timer()
# print which file is analyzing
FileUtil.print_feedback(count, len(files), file.filepath)
if not FileUtil.validate_file_path(file.filepath):
continue
valid_coverage_slice = True
try:
subsets = GdalAxisFiller(crs_axes, GDALGmlUtil(file.get_filepath())).fill()
except Exception as ex:
# If skip: true then just ignore this file from importing, else raise exception
FileUtil.ignore_coverage_slice_from_file_if_possible(file.get_filepath(), ex)
valid_coverage_slice = False
if valid_coverage_slice:
slices.append(Slice(subsets, FileDataProvider(file)))
timer.print_elapsed_time()
count += 1
return slices
def _slice(self, file, crs_axes):
"""
Returns a slice for a file
:param File file: the path to the importing file
:param list[CRSAxis] crs_axes: the crs axes for the coverage
:rtype: Slice
"""
axis_subsets = []
file_structure = self._file_structure()
for i in range(0, len(crs_axes)):
axis_subsets.append(self._axis_subset(crs_axes[i], file))
return Slice(axis_subsets, FileDataProvider(file, file_structure))
def _get_coverage_slices(self, crs, gdal_coverage_converter):
"""
Returns the slices for the collection of files given
"""
crs_axes = CRSUtil(crs).get_axes(self.session.coverage_id)
slices = []
timeseries = self._generate_timeseries_tuples()
count = 1
for tpair in timeseries:
file_path = tpair.file.get_filepath()
# NOTE: don't process any imported file from *.resume.json as it is just waisted time
if not self.resumer.is_file_imported(file_path):
timer = Timer()
# print which file is analyzing
FileUtil.print_feedback(count, len(timeseries), file_path)
if not FileUtil.validate_file_path(file_path):
continue
valid_coverage_slice = True
try:
subsets = GdalAxisFiller(crs_axes,
GDALGmlUtil(file_path)).fill(True)
subsets = self._fill_time_axis(tpair, subsets)
except Exception as ex:
# If skip: true then just ignore this file from importing, else raise exception
FileUtil.ignore_coverage_slice_from_file_if_possible(
file_path, ex)
valid_coverage_slice = False
if valid_coverage_slice:
# Generate local metadata string for current coverage slice
self.evaluator_slice = EvaluatorSliceFactory.get_evaluator_slice(
self.recipe_type, tpair.file)
local_metadata = gdal_coverage_converter._generate_local_metadata(
subsets, self.evaluator_slice)
slices.append(
Slice(subsets, FileDataProvider(tpair.file),
local_metadata))
timer.print_elapsed_time()
count += 1
return slices
def _get_slices(self, gdal_dataset):
"""
Returns the slices for the collection of files given
"""
files = self.session.get_files()
crs = gdal_dataset.get_crs()
crs_axes = CRSUtil(crs).get_axes()
slices = []
count = 1
for file in files:
# print which file is analyzing
FileUtil.print_feedback(count, len(files), file.filepath)
subsets = GdalAxisFiller(crs_axes,
GDALGmlUtil(file.get_filepath())).fill()
slices.append(Slice(subsets, FileDataProvider(file)))
count += 1
return slices
def _get_slices(self, crs):
"""
Returns the slices for the collection of files given
"""
crs_axes = CRSUtil(crs).get_axes()
slices = []
timeseries = self._generate_timeseries_tuples()
count = 1
for tpair in timeseries:
# print which file is analyzing
FileUtil.print_feedback(count, len(timeseries),
tpair.file.filepath)
subsets = GdalAxisFiller(crs_axes,
GDALGmlUtil(
tpair.file.get_filepath())).fill()
subsets = self._fill_time_axis(tpair, subsets)
slices.append(Slice(subsets, FileDataProvider(tpair.file)))
count += 1
return slices