Optimise inputs from parameter file

etta-drone
Dan Howe 6 years ago
parent e49e5e31d0
commit d2c8adc0ee

@ -353,32 +353,27 @@ def main():
# read the parameters file and scroll through it
input_file = args.input_file
# input_file = 'Parameter Files/las manipulation survey2.xlsx'
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'])
input_las1 = row['INPUT LAS1']
input_las = row['INPUT LAS']
initial_crop_poly = row['INITIAL CROP POLY']
# temp_las1 = row['TEMP LAS1']
# temp_las2 = row['TEMP LAS2']
lasground_step = row['STEP VEG']
# temp_las3 = row['TEMP LAS3']
step_build = row['STEP BUILD']
temp_xyz = row['TEMP XYZ']
lasground_step = row['LASGROUND STEP']
zone_MGA = row['ZONE MGA']
check_value = row['CHECK VALUE']
direct = row['DIRECTION']
check_distance = row['CHECK DISTANCE']
polygon_name = row['POLYGON NAME']
path_2_poly = row['PATH TO POLYGON']
# temp_las4 = row['TEMP LAS4']
picture = row['PICTURE']
shp_dir = row['SHP SWASH FOLDER']
tmp_dir = row['TMP FOLDER']
# Get base name of input las
las_basename = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(input_las))[0]
# Crop to beach boundary
print('Clipping...')
las_data = call_lastools('lasclip', input=input_las1, output='-stdout',
las_data = call_lastools('lasclip', input=input_las, output='-stdout',
args=['-poly', initial_crop_poly], verbose=False)
# Classify ground points
@ -388,13 +383,14 @@ def main():
# Interpolate point cloud onto a grid
print('Interpolating to grid...')
call_lastools('las2dem', input=las_data, output=temp_xyz,
xyz_name = os.path.join(tmp_dir, las_basename + '.xyz')
call_lastools('las2dem', input=las_data, output=xyz_name,
args=['-step', 1], verbose=False)
# Make runup clipping mask
print('Calculating runup clipping mask...')
shp_name = os.path.join(path_2_poly, polygon_name)
polygon_wave_runup(temp_xyz, direct, shp_name, check_value, check_distance, zone_MGA)
shp_name = os.path.join(shp_dir, las_basename + '.shp')
polygon_wave_runup(xyz_name, direct, shp_name, check_value, check_distance, zone_MGA)
#NOTE THAT YOU NEED TO CHECK THE OUTPUT SHP FILE AND ADJUST AS REQUIRED
#delete the temp files

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