The tile tool allows you to split an item or multi-item composite into a regular set of tiles based on a specified tiling system.
The tiling system is a mapping from the projected coordinate system coordinates to tiles referenced by an x and y integer offset from the origin (see {tilex} and {tiley} in the "name_template").
If your workflow is unconcerned with the tiling coordinate system and simply needs imagery broken into regular chunks, set “tile_size” to indicate tile size in pixels and accept the default for all other tile parameters.
The source_type for this tool is scenes. The tile tool supports all item types and all bundle types except for those with non-orthorectified images (basic_* bundles) and NITF images (*_nitf bundles).
- origin_x (float): Tiling system x origin in projected coordinates (default is zero)
- origin_y (float): Tiling system y origin in projected coordinates (default is zero)
- pixel_size (float): Tiling system pixel size in projected coordinates (defaults to pixel_size of input raster).
- tile_size (integer): Height and width of output tiles in pixels and lines (always square) (required)
- name_template (string): A naming template for creating output tile filenames. The default is "{tilex}_{tiley}.tif" resulting in filenames like 128_200.tif. The {tilex} and {tiley} parameters can be of the form {tilex:06d} to produce a fixed width field with leading zeros.
- conformal_x_scaling (boolean): If the coordinate system is conformal (such as WGS84) it may be desirable to scale output tiles in the X direction in order to minimize the distortion of shape as the poles are approached. Enabling this will reduce in the width of tiles being less than tile_size as one gets further away from the equator.
{
"name": "web_mercator_zoom_15_tile_example",
"products": [
{
"item_ids": [
"20200710_172116_0e19"
],
"item_type": "PSScene",
"product_bundle": "analytic_udm2"
}
],
"tools": [
{
"tile": {
"origin_x": -20037508.340,
"origin_y": -20037508.340,
"pixel_size": 3,
"tile_size": 256,
"name_template": "{tilex:07d}_{tiley:07d}.tif"
}
}
]
}
A set of tiled output files are produced for each bundle (or a composite, if paired with composite). Udm files are also tiled. The tiled files will have a file name defined by the “name_template” tool parameter below.
The tool passes through xml files.
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