Reference
nldi-xstool
nldi-xstool is a command line tool to for elevation-based services to the NLDI.
Usage
nldi-xstool [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options
- --outcrs <outcrs>
Projection CRS to return cross-section geometry: default is epsg:4326
- --version
Show the version and exit.
xsatendpts
Topographic cross-section at user-defined end points.
This function relies on the U.S. Geological Survey’s 3DEP program elevation services to return a topographic cross-section based on user-defined end-points, number of points, and 3DEP spatial resolution.
NOTE: 3DEP does not specifically include bathymetry.
Usage
nldi-xstool xsatendpts [OPTIONS]
Options
- -s, --startpt <startpt>
Required format x y pair as floats for example: -103.801134 40.267335
- -e, --endpt <endpt>
Required format x y pair as floats for example: -103.800787 40.272798
- -c, --crs <crs>
Required spatial reference of input data
- -f, --file <file>
enter path and filename for json ouput: path/to/file.json
- -n, --numpoints <numpoints>
number of points in cross-section
- -r, --resolution <resolution>
Resolution of DEM used. Note: 3DEP provides server side interpolatin given best available data
- Options:
1m | 3m | 5m | 10m | 30m | 60m
- -v, --verbose
verbose ouput
xsatpathpts
Topographic cross-section at user-defined end points.
This function relies on the U.S. Geological Survey’s 3DEP program elevation services to return a topographic cross-section based on user-defined end-points, number of points, and 3DEP spatial resolution.
NOTE: 3DEP does not specifically include bathymetry.
Usage
nldi-xstool xsatpathpts [OPTIONS] PATH
Options
- -c, --crs <crs>
Required spatial reference of input data
- -f, --file <file>
enter path and filename for json ouput: path/to/file.json
- -n, --numpoints <numpoints>
number of points in cross-section
- -r, --resolution <resolution>
Resolution of DEM used. Note: 3DEP provides server side interpolatin given best available data
- Options:
1m | 3m | 5m | 10m | 30m | 60m
- -v, --verbose
verbose ouput
Arguments
- PATH
Required argument
xsatpoint
Topographic cross-section at user-defined point.
This function relies on the U.S. Geological Survey’s NLDI and 3DEP program elevation services to return a topographic cross-section, at nearest NHD stream-segment based on user-defined point, width, number of points, and 3DEP spatial resolution.
NOTE: 3DEP does not specifically include bathymetry.
Usage
nldi-xstool xsatpoint [OPTIONS]
Options
- -ll, --lonlat <lonlat>
Required format lon,lat (x,y) as floats for example: -103.8011 40.2684
- -w, --width <width>
width of cross-section
- -f, --file <file>
enter path and filename for json ouput: path/to/file.json
- -n, --numpoints <numpoints>
number of points in cross-section
- -r, --resolution <resolution>
Resolution of DEM used. Note: 3DEP provides server side interpolatin given best available data
- Options:
1m | 3m | 5m | 10m | 30m | 60m
- -v, --verbose
verbose ouput