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Many thanks, this seems to work like a charm!
I'm thinking about including this as a part of a GEBCO reader in an upcoming version of a downscaling software we are working on (https://github.com/MET-OM/dnora). Is it ok to write our software to use that web address directly?
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Please try polygon mode that specified by GeoJSON in jsonsrc
parameter
https://api.odb.ntu.edu.tw/gebco?mode=zonly&sample=1&jsonsrc={"type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [[ [4, 60.0], [6, 60.0], [6, 59.0], [4, 59.0], [4, 60.0]]]}
Here zonly
in mode means output z data only, no pairwise distance, optional. In polygon mode, we would not output pairwise distance, so it should speedup processing. Add row
in the parameter mode
separated by comma if you need this format (i.e., ?mode=zonly,row)
The parameter sample
for polygon mode is default 5, means down-sampling 5 times in both x, y direction. That's because the data output is quite huge. But if you just want the 15-arcseconds resolution, adjust sample
to 1 in this polygon mode. Default sample
is 1 in other normal modes.
Multiple features are allowed:
https://api.odb.ntu.edu.tw/gebco?mode=zonly&jsonsrc={"type": "FeatureCollection", "features": [{ "type": "Feature", "properties": {}, "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [4, 60.0], [6, 60.0], [6, 59.0], [4, 59.0], [4, 60.0] ] ] } }]}
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Please. Just use it if it suits your work. Any feedbacks or features required are welcome.
DNORA
looks promising. I just think recently I developed my tide
API (use TPXO9_altas_v5 model, also in my github) and used one tide data from Norwegian Meteorological Institute to verify. I'm interested in surveying such forcasting tools more. I'm happy if the gebco
API can help in this tool.
BTW, If you finally adopt this gebco
API, and can give a credit to ODB somewhere in your documentation, please use
Ocean Data Bank, National Science and Technology Council, Taiwan. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7512112. Accessed from api.odb.ntu.edu.tw/gebco. v1.0.
Never mind if you would not write doc for using it.
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Add the polygon mode in README.md. Close it. Feel free to reopen it if any questions.
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