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Using Mapproxy for Grid operation
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>>> from mapproxy.srs import SRS | |
>>> from mapproxy.grid import TileGrid, tile_grid | |
# Grid creation | |
>>> grid = TileGrid(SRS(21781), | |
... bbox=(20000,30000,900000,350000), origin='ul', | |
... res=[4000,3750,3500,3250,3000,2750,2500,2250,2000,1750,1500,1250,1000,750,650,500,250,100,50,20,10,5,2.5,2,1.5,1,0.5,0.25,0.1]) | |
# Grid origin | |
>>> grid.origin | |
'ul' | |
# Grid BBOX | |
>>> grid.bbox | |
(20000, 30000, 900000, 350000) | |
# Resolution at level 0 | |
>>> grid.resolution(0) | |
4000 | |
# A given tile bbox | |
>>> grid.tile_bbox((0, 0, 1)) | |
(20000.0, -610000.0, 980000.0, 350000.0) | |
# A tile address, given a coordinate | |
>>> grid.tile(600000,200000,14) | |
(3, 0, 14) | |
# Grid pyramid | |
>>> for grid_size in grid.grid_sizes: | |
... print grid_size | |
... | |
(1, 1) | |
(1, 1) | |
(1, 1) | |
(2, 1) | |
(2, 1) | |
(2, 1) | |
(2, 1) | |
(2, 1) | |
(2, 1) | |
(2, 1) | |
(3, 1) | |
(3, 1) | |
(4, 2) | |
(5, 2) | |
(6, 2) | |
(7, 3) | |
(14, 5) | |
(35, 13) | |
(69, 25) | |
(172, 63) | |
(344, 125) | |
(688, 250) | |
(1375, 500) | |
(1719, 625) | |
(2292, 834) | |
(3438, 1250) | |
(6875, 2500) | |
(13750, 5000) | |
(34375, 12500) | |
# Tiles address at a given level | |
>>> req_bbox = (600000, 200000, 650000, 250000) | |
>>> bbox, grid_size, tiles= grid.get_affected_level_tiles(req_bbox, 15) | |
>>> bbox | |
(532000.0, 94000.0, 660000.0, 350000.0) | |
>>> grid_size | |
(1, 2) | |
>>> for t in tiles: | |
... print t, grid.tile_bbox(t) | |
... | |
(4, 0, 15) (532000.0, 222000.0, 660000.0, 350000.0) | |
(4, 1, 15) (532000.0, 94000.0, 660000.0, 222000.0) | |
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