def test_get_bbox_dataset(self, tile_type_id=1):
     """Test the DatasetRecord class get_bbox() method on six landsat
     datasets."""
     #pylint: disable=too-many-locals
     cube_tile_size = \
         (self.ingester.datacube.tile_type_dict[tile_type_id]['x_size'],
          self.ingester.datacube.tile_type_dict[tile_type_id]['y_size'])
     cube_pixels = \
         (self.ingester.datacube.tile_type_dict[tile_type_id]['x_pixels'],
          self.ingester.datacube.tile_type_dict[tile_type_id]['y_pixels'])
     tile_crs = \
         self.ingester.datacube.tile_type_dict[tile_type_id]['crs']
     for idataset in range(len(DATASETS_TO_INGEST)):
         # Get information required for calculating the bounding box.
         dset = LandsatDataset(DATASETS_TO_INGEST[idataset])
         dataset_crs = dset.get_projection()
         geotrans = dset.get_geo_transform()
         pixels = dset.get_x_pixels()
         lines = dset.get_y_pixels()
         # Create a DatasetRecord instance so that we can test its
         # get_bbox() method. In doing this we need to create a
         # collection object and entries on the acquisition and dataset
         # tables of the database.
         self.collection.begin_transaction()
         acquisition = \
             self.collection.create_acquisition_record(dset)
         dset_record = acquisition.create_dataset_record(dset)
         self.collection.commit_transaction()
         # Test the DatasetRecord get_bbox() method
         #Determine the bounding quadrilateral of the dataset extent
         transformation = \
             dset_record.define_transformation(dataset_crs, tile_crs)
         bbox = dset_record.get_bbox(transformation, geotrans,
                                     pixels, lines)
         reference_dataset_bbox = DATASET_BBOX[idataset]
         #Check bounding box is as expected
         print 'Checking bbox for Dataset %d' %idataset
         residual_in_pixels = \
             [((x2 - x1) * cube_pixels[0] / cube_tile_size[0],
               (y2 - y1) * cube_pixels[1] / cube_tile_size[1])
              for ((x1, y1), (x2, y2)) in zip(reference_dataset_bbox, bbox)]
         assert all(abs(dx) < TOLERANCE and  abs(dy) < TOLERANCE
                    for (dx, dy) in residual_in_pixels), \
                    "bounding box calculation incorrect"
    def test_get_coverage(self, tile_type_id=1):
        # pylint: disable=too-many-locals
        """Test the methods called by the dataset_record.get_coverage() method.

        The constants at the top of this file provide test data expected to be
        returned by the tested get_coverage methods:
        1. TILE_XLL, TILE_YLL,... : dataset bounding box in tile projection
                                    coordinates TILE_CRS
        2. DEFINITE_TILES: tiles in inner rectangle
        3. POSSIBLE_TILES: tiles in outer rectangle
        4. INTERSECTED_TILES: those tiles from the outer rectangle that
        intersect the dataset bounding box
        5. CONTAINED_TILES: those tiles from outer rectangle wholly contained
        in the dataset bounding box
        6. COVERAGE: the tiles to be returned from DatasetRecord.get_coverage()
        """
        total_definite_tiles = set()
        total_possible_tiles = set()
        total_intersected_tiles = set()
        total_contained_tiles = set()
        total_touched_tiles = set()
        total_coverage = set()
        cube_origin = \
            (self.ingester.datacube.tile_type_dict[tile_type_id]['x_origin'],
             self.ingester.datacube.tile_type_dict[tile_type_id]['y_origin'])
        cube_tile_size = \
            (self.ingester.datacube.tile_type_dict[tile_type_id]['x_size'],
             self.ingester.datacube.tile_type_dict[tile_type_id]['y_size'])
        tile_crs = \
            self.ingester.datacube.tile_type_dict[tile_type_id]['crs']
        for idataset in range(len(DATASETS_TO_INGEST)):
            print 'Getting the coverage from Dataset %d' %idataset
            dset = LandsatDataset(DATASETS_TO_INGEST[idataset])
            dataset_crs = dset.get_projection()
            geotrans = dset.get_geo_transform()
            pixels = dset.get_x_pixels()
            lines = dset.get_y_pixels()
            # Create a DatasetRecord instance so that we can test its
            # get_coverage() method. In doing this we need to create a
            # collection object and entries on the acquisition and dataset
            # tables of the database.
            self.collection.begin_transaction()
            acquisition = \
                self.collection.create_acquisition_record(dset)
            dset_record = acquisition.create_dataset_record(dset)
            self.collection.commit_transaction()
            # Test the DatasetRecord get_bbox() method
            #Determine the bounding quadrilateral of the dataset extent
            transformation = \
                dset_record.define_transformation(dataset_crs, tile_crs)
            #Determine the bounding quadrilateral of the dataset extent
            bbox = dset_record.get_bbox(transformation, geotrans,
                                        pixels, lines)
            #Get the definite and possible tiles from this dataset and
            #accumulate in running total
            definite_tiles, possible_tiles = \
                dset_record.get_definite_and_possible_tiles(bbox, cube_origin,
                                                            cube_tile_size)
            total_definite_tiles = \
                total_definite_tiles.union(definite_tiles)
            total_possible_tiles = \
                total_possible_tiles.union(possible_tiles)
            #Get intersected tiles and accumulate in running total
            intersected_tiles = \
                dset_record.get_intersected_tiles(possible_tiles,
                                                  bbox,
                                                  cube_origin,
                                                  cube_tile_size)
            total_intersected_tiles = \
                total_intersected_tiles.union(intersected_tiles)
            #Take out intersected tiles from possibole tiles and get contained
            possible_tiles = possible_tiles.difference(intersected_tiles)
            contained_tiles = \
                dset_record.get_contained_tiles(possible_tiles,
                                                     bbox,
                                                     cube_origin,
                                                     cube_tile_size)
            total_contained_tiles = \
                total_contained_tiles.union(contained_tiles)
            #Use parent method to get touched tiles
            touched_tiles = \
                dset_record.get_touched_tiles(bbox,
                                              cube_origin,
                                              cube_tile_size)
            total_touched_tiles = total_touched_tiles.union(touched_tiles)
            #use parent method get_coverage to get coverage
            coverage = dset_record.get_coverage(tile_type_id)
            total_coverage = total_coverage.union(coverage)

        #Check definite and possible tiles are as expected
        assert total_definite_tiles == DEFINITE_TILES, \
            "Set of definite tiles disagrees with test data"
        assert total_possible_tiles == POSSIBLE_TILES, \
            "Set of possible tiles disagrees with test data"
        #Check intersected tiles are as expected
        assert total_intersected_tiles == INTERSECTED_TILES, \
            "Set of intersected tiles disagrees with test data"
         #Check contained tiles are as expected
        assert total_contained_tiles == CONTAINED_TILES, \
            "Set of tiles not in the definite set but wholly contained " \
            "within the dataset bbox does not agree with test data"
         #Check results of get_touced_tiles against expectations
        assert total_touched_tiles == COVERAGE, \
            "Set of tiles returned by get_touched_tiles does not agree " \
            "with test data"
        assert total_coverage == COVERAGE, \
            "Set of tiles returned by get_coverage does not agree " \
            "with test data"