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Coverage | == Export coverage to GeoTIFF== | ||
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Coverage charts can be exported to GeoTIFF files. | |||
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This is done with interface function ExportCoverageChartToGeoTiff <syntaxhighlight lang="c#"> | |||
Result IRadioCoverage.ExportCoverageChartToGeoTiff(string filePath, ReadOnlyCollection<Radio> radios, int maxPixelsInTiff = int.MaxValue, double limitMetricResolution = 0.0, RenderColorSchema? renderColourSchema=null); | |||
</syntaxhighlight>By default, the pixel size of the export will be the same as for the coverage file with least resolution. | |||
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In addition 2 arguments can be set to controll filesize and processing time: | |||
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* maxPixelsInTiff can be used to set a limit to the overall size of the geoTiff-file. If number of pixels based on the coverage files will excess this limit, the resolution is automatically downsized to fit this limit. | |||
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Secondly: | |||
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* limitMetricResolution can be used to limit the resolution of exported geoTiff-file. E.g. if coverage files have 60m resolution, this value can be set to export to a lower resolution like e.g. 200m. | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:13, 1 July 2026
Export coverage to GeoTIFF
Coverage charts can be exported to GeoTIFF files.
This is done with interface function ExportCoverageChartToGeoTiff
Result IRadioCoverage.ExportCoverageChartToGeoTiff(string filePath, ReadOnlyCollection<Radio> radios, int maxPixelsInTiff = int.MaxValue, double limitMetricResolution = 0.0, RenderColorSchema? renderColourSchema=null);
By default, the pixel size of the export will be the same as for the coverage file with least resolution.
In addition 2 arguments can be set to controll filesize and processing time:
- maxPixelsInTiff can be used to set a limit to the overall size of the geoTiff-file. If number of pixels based on the coverage files will excess this limit, the resolution is automatically downsized to fit this limit.
Secondly:
- limitMetricResolution can be used to limit the resolution of exported geoTiff-file. E.g. if coverage files have 60m resolution, this value can be set to export to a lower resolution like e.g. 200m.