I have created a QGIS Plugin to visualise Assimila's datacube. A data cube is used to represent data, it is a multi-dimensional ("n-D") array of values. I used the Plugin builder template to build the plugin. Quantum Geographic Information System is a free open-source cross-platform desktop application that supports viewing, editing, and analysis of geospatial data.
The user can enter the product, subproduct, time, north, east, south and west points into the plugin, and it will generate a raster file with the given parameters.
- Python 3.7 (or any Python version 3 +)
- QGIS 3.8
- Qt Designer 5.13
In order to install modules, open OSGeo4W shell, change to directory of plugin and run:
python -m ensurepip --default-pip
py3_env
pip install numpy
pip install xarray # or xarray==0.10.4
pip install pyqt5-tools
pip install pb_tool
How to deploy this on a live system To import pluging:
- Open QGIS, click 'Plugins' on the navigation bar and select 'Manage and install plugins'
- From the side bar, select 'Install from ZIP'
- Browse or copy and paste the zipped plugin folder
- Click 'Install Plugin' below
- After installation, select 'Installed' from the side bar, and check the plugin imported
- Click the plugin icon on the main page to run.
- QGIS in OSGeo4W Network Installer - Plugin software
- Qt Designer 5.13 - Plugin's user interface
- Qgis-Plugin-Builder - Plugin for building a plugin in QGIS
- SRTM Downloader
- QGIS Plugin Builder