Tool Globe Gores
With this tool you can easily create globe gores from a (global) grid data set. The tool uses a polyconic projection for each gore and plots all gores side by side into one target grid. Target grid resolution is specified as number of pixels (cells) in meridional direction. The target grid is not suitable for further geoprocessing, but is thought to serve as print template for the creation of globes, i.e. to become glued onto a ball.
- Author: O.Conrad (c) 2020
- Menu: Projection|Tools
Parameters
| | Name | Type | Identifier | Description | Constraints |
|---|
| Input | Grid | Grid, input | GRID | - | - |
| Output | Gores (*) | Data Object Grid, output, optional | GORES | - | - |
| Options | Grid System | Grid system | PARAMETERS_GRID_SYSTEM | - | - |
| Number of Gores | Integer | NUMBER | - | Minimum: 2
Maximum: 360
Default: 12 |
| Bleed | Floating point | BLEED | Overlap of gores given as percentage of the gore width. | Minimum: 0.000000
Maximum: 10.000000
Default: 0.000000 |
| Resolution | Integer | RESOLUTION | Number of cells/pixels from pole to pole (i.e. in North-South direction). | Minimum: 100
Default: 1000 |
| Bytewise Interpolation | Boolean | BYTEWISE | To be used for RGB and CMYK coded values (i.e. images). | Default: 0 |
| (*) optional |
Command-line
Usage: saga_cmd pj_proj4 32 [-GRID <str>] [-GORES <str>] [-NUMBER <num>] [-BLEED <double>] [-RESOLUTION <num>] [-BYTEWISE <str>]
-GRID:<str> Grid
Grid, input
-GORES:<str> Gores
Data Object Grid, output, optional
-NUMBER:<num> Number of Gores
Integer
Minimum: 2
Maximum: 360
Default: 12
-BLEED:<double> Bleed
Floating point
Minimum: 0.000000
Maximum: 10.000000
Default: 0.000000
-RESOLUTION:<num> Resolution
Integer
Minimum: 100
Default: 1000
-BYTEWISE:<str> Bytewise Interpolation
Boolean
Default: 0