make_stack

Utility to warp stacks of rasters to the same res/extent/proj

usage: make_stack [-h] [-tr TR] [-te TE] [-t_srs T_SRS] [-outdir OUTDIR]
                  [-stack_fn STACK_FN] [-min_dt_ptp MIN_DT_PTP] [-min_n MIN_N]
                  [-n_cpu N_CPU] [--trend] [--robust] [--no-trend] [--med]
                  [--no-med] [--stats] [--no-stats] [--save] [--no-save]
                  [--datestack] [--no-datestack] [--sort] [--no-sort]
                  src_fn_list [src_fn_list ...]

Positional Arguments

src_fn_list

Input filenames (img1.tif img2.tif …)

Named Arguments

-tr	Output resolution (default: “max”) Default: “max”
-te	Output extent (default: “union”) Default: “union”
-t_srs	Output projection (default: “first”) Default: “first”
-outdir	Output directory
-stack_fn	Output filename
-min_dt_ptp	Minimum number of days between first and last obs for trend calculation at each valid pixel Default: <Mock id=’140637710473360’>
-min_n	Minimum number of obs for trend calculation at each valid pixel Default: 2
-n_cpu	Number of parallel processes to use for robust trend calculation
--trend	Default: True
--robust	Default: False
--no-trend	Default: True
--med	Default: False
--no-med	Default: False
--stats	Default: True
--no-stats	Default: True
--save	Default: True
--no-save	Default: True
--datestack	Default: True
--no-datestack	Default: True
--sort	Default: True
--no-sort	Default: True