central-coast-aerial-survey/las_outputs.py

# python 3.5
#requires LAStools to be installed (with the appropriate license). Note that LAStools requires no spaces in file names

#should have previously run 2017088_las_manipulation to have a las that has the buildings and veg removed
#note that the neilson volumes script must be in the same folder

# this script will:
#crop to a given polygon (crop away the swash zone)
# extract values along a predefined profile,
# do the volume analysis
#export pngs of the surveys
########################### IMPORTS ###########################################
import os
import io
import subprocess
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import neilson_volumes
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from matplotlib.ticker import MultipleLocator
import datetime
import xlsxwriter
import math
from cycler import cycler

from survey_tools import call_lastools, extract_pts, update_survey_output


def profile_plots_volume(csv_loc, LL_xlsx, output_xlsx, graph_location):
    #get a list of all csvs which will each be analysed
    file_list=[]
    for file in os.listdir(csv_loc):
        if file.endswith(".csv"):
            file_list.append(os.path.join(csv_loc, file))

    #now read the LL file
    LL_limit_file=pd.read_excel(LL_xlsx, 'profile_locations')
    LL_info={}
    for i in range(0, len(LL_limit_file)):
        #make a dictionary that alllows you to search the LL
        prof="%s_%s" % (LL_limit_file['Profile'][i].split(" ")[0], LL_limit_file['Profile'][i].split(" ")[-1])

        LL_info[prof]=LL_limit_file['Landward Limit'][i]

    all_dates=[]
    results_volume={}
    for file in file_list:
        #read the profile data - this should have all dates
        profile_data=CC_split_profile(file)
        profile=profile_data['info']['Profile']

        #plot all of the profiles
        print(profile)
        plot_profiles(profile_data, profile, graph_location,LL_info[profile])

        results_volume[profile]={}

        #nowgo through each date and do a neilson volume calculations
        for date in profile_data.keys():
            if date!='info':
                if date not in all_dates:
                    all_dates.append(date)

                chainage=profile_data[date]['Chainage']
                elevation=[0 if pd.isnull(profile_data[date]['Elevation'][i]) else profile_data[date]['Elevation'][i] for i in range(0, len(profile_data[date]['Elevation']))]
                LL_limit=LL_info[profile]
                #do a neilson calculation to get the ZSA volume
                if len(elevation)>2:
                    #if there aren't enough available points don't do it
                    volume=neilson_volumes.volume_available(chainage, elevation, LL_limit)
                    if volume<0:
                        volume=0
                        print('%s %s has a negative volume available' % (profile, date))
                else:
                    volume=0

                results_volume[profile][date]=volume

    #write an excel sheet which summarises the data
    workbook = xlsxwriter.Workbook(output_xlsx)
    worksheet=workbook.add_worksheet('Volumes')

    row=0
    col=0

    worksheet.write(row, col, 'Profile')
    for date in all_dates:
        col=col+1
        worksheet.write(row, col, date)

    col=0
    row=1

    for prof in results_volume.keys():

        worksheet.write(row, col, prof)

        for date in all_dates:
            col=col+1
            try:
                vol=results_volume[prof][date]
            except KeyError:
                print("error with profile %s on %s" % (prof, date))
                vol=None
            worksheet.write(row, col, vol)
        col=0
        row=row+1
    return results_volume


def remove_temp_files(directory):
    for f in os.listdir(directory):
        os.unlink(os.path.join(directory, f))

    return None


def plot_profiles(profile_name, survey_date, csv_output_dir, graph_loc, ch_limits):
    csv_name = profile_name + '.csv'
    profiles = pd.read_csv(os.path.join(csv_output_dir, csv_name))

    # Remove metadata, and extract profile coordinates
    profiles = profiles.loc[:, 'Chainage':].set_index('Chainage')

    # Find landward limit of profile (behind beach)
    ch_min = ch_limits.loc[profile_name, 'Landward Limit']

    ax = plt.axes()
    for col in profiles.columns:
        profile = profiles.loc[ch_min:, col]
        date = '{}-{}-{}'.format(survey_date[:4], survey_date[4:6], survey_date[6:])

        ax.plot(profile.index, profile, label=date)

    ax.set_xlabel('Chainage (m)', labelpad=10)
    ax.set_ylabel('Elevation (m AHD)', labelpad=10)
    ax.legend(frameon=False, fontsize=9)

    ax.xaxis.set_minor_locator(MultipleLocator(5))
    ax.yaxis.set_minor_locator(MultipleLocator(0.5))
    ax.xaxis.grid(True, which='minor', color='k', linewidth=0.5, alpha=0.3)
    ax.yaxis.grid(True,which='minor',color='k', linewidth=0.5, alpha=0.3)

    png_name = os.path.join(graph_loc, profile_name + '.png')
    plt.savefig(png_name, bbox_inches='tight', dpi=300)
    plt.close()


input_file = 'Parameter Files/las-manipulation-survey-2.xlsx'
params_file=pd.read_excel(input_file, sheet_name="PARAMS")

for i, row in params_file.iterrows():
    print("Starting to process %s" % row['Beach'])
    beach=row['Beach']
    survey_date = row['SURVEY DATE']
    original_las = row['INPUT LAS']
    classified_las_dir = row['LAS CLASSIFIED FOLDER']
    shp_swash_dir = row['SHP SWASH FOLDER']
    crop_heatmap_poly = row['HEATMAP CROP POLY']
    output_las_dir = row['LAS OUTPUT FOLDER']
    zone_MGA = row['ZONE MGA']
    output_poly_dir = row['SHP RASTER FOLDER']
    output_tif_dir = row['TIF OUTPUT FOLDER']
    cp_csv = row['INPUT CSV']
    profile_limit_file = row['PROFILE LIMIT FILE']
    csv_output_dir = row['CSV OUTPUT FOLDER']
    graph_loc = row['PNG OUTPUT FOLDER']
    volume_output = row['CSV VOLUMES FOLDER']
    tmp_dir = row['TMP FOLDER']

    # Get base name of input las
    las_basename = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(original_las))[0]

    # Get name of input point cloud
    input_las = os.path.join(classified_las_dir, las_basename + '.las')

    # Get name of swash cropping polygon
    crop_swash_poly = os.path.join(shp_swash_dir, las_basename + '.shp')

    # Crop point cloud to swash boundary
    las_data = call_lastools('lasclip', input=input_las, output='-stdout',
                             args=['-poly', crop_swash_poly], verbose=False)
    # crop_las(input_las5, crop_swash_poly, final_las, path_2_lastools)

    # Apply sea-side clipping polygon
    las_data = call_lastools('lasclip', input=las_data, output='-stdout',
                             args=['-poly', crop_heatmap_poly], verbose=False)
    # crop_las(final_las, heatmap_crop_poly, heatmap_las, path_2_lastools)

    # Create clipping polygon for heatmap raster
    shp_name = os.path.join(output_poly_dir, las_basename + '.shp')
    call_lastools('lasboundary', input=las_data, output=shp_name, verbose=False)
    # las_boundary(heatmap_las, output_poly_name, output_poly_dir, path_2_lastools, zone_MGA)

    #make a raster
    # make_raster(heatmap_las, output_raster, path_2_lastools, keep_only_ground=True)
    tif_name = os.path.join(output_tif_dir, las_basename + '.tif')
    call_lastools('blast2dem', input=las_data, output=tif_name,
                  args=['-step', 0.2], verbose=False)

    #extract the points and get volumes
    df = extract_pts(
        las_data,
        cp_csv,
        survey_date,
        beach,
        args=['-parse', 'sxyz', '-keep_class', '2'],
        verbose=False)
    update_survey_output(df, csv_output_dir)

    # Get landward limit of surveys
    ch_limits = pd.read_excel(profile_limit_file, index_col='Profile')

    # Plot profiles of current beach
    profile_names = df['Profile'].unique()
    for profile_name in profile_names:
        plot_profiles(profile_name, survey_date, csv_output_dir, graph_loc, ch_limits)


    #delete the temp files from the tmp_dir and the interim_dir
    remove_temp_files(tmp_dir)
    #remove_temp_files(int_dir)

print("doing the volume analysis")
# test=profile_plots_volume(csv_output_dir, profile_limit_file, volume_output, graph_loc)