Examples

List Available Collections

This example shows the list of collections in a service:

from wlts import WLTS

# You should create a wlts object attached to a given service
# Specify the URL of the WLTS instance to be used
service = WLTS('https://data.inpe.br/bdc/wlts/v1/')

# Returns the list of collections available on the service
print(service.collections)

Describe Collections

This example shows the metadata of a collection:

from wlts import WLTS

# Specify the URL of the WLTS instance to be used
service = WLTS('https://data.inpe.br/bdc/wlts/v1')

# Get collection metadata
print(service['prodes_amazonia_legal'])

Trajectory

This example shows how to retrieve a trajectory:

from wlts import WLTS

# Specify the URL of the WLTS instance to be used
service = WLTS(url="https://data.inpe.br/bdc/wlts/v1/")

# Example of trajectory operation
# Make sure the collection is available in service

tj = service.tj(latitude=-12.0, longitude=-54.0, collections="prodes_amazonia_legal")

print(tj.trajectory)

# Example of trajectory operation passing a list of latitude and longitude
# Make sure the collection is available in service

tj_m = service.tj(
    latitude=[-12.0, -10.3378],
    longitude=[-47.3200, -54.0],
    collections="prodes_amazonia_legal,mapbiomas-v9",
    start_date="2010",
)
print(tj_m)
for tj in tj_m["trajectories"]:
    print(tj.trajectory)

#
# Example of trajectory operation with geometry
# The collection name may not be same.
# Make sure the collection is available in service

tj_two = service.tj(
    latitude=-10.3378, longitude=-47.3200, collections="prodes_cerrado", geometry=True
)
print(tj_two.trajectory)

Text Representations

This example shows how the various text representation for services and coverages:

from wlts import *

service = WLTS('https://data.inpe.br/bdc/wlts/v1/')

print(service)
print(str(service))
print(repr(service))
print(service._repr_html_())