Handling for masked global gribs: because mask is much coarser than desired output, setting masked areas to 0 and removing mask allows for smoother edges. Option: --setnodata <value, prob 0>
Added shorthand options:
-b, --band INTEGER Input band to vectorize [default = 1]
-cl, --classes TEXT Number of output classes, OR all for rounded input
values (ignored if class file specified) [default =
10]
-cf, --classfile TEXT One-line CSV of break values [default = None]
-w, --weight INTEGER Weighting between equal interval and quantile
breaks [default = 0.5]
-s, --smoothing INTEGER Value by which to zoom and smooth the data [default
= None]
-nd, --nodata TEXT Manually defined nodata value - can be any number
or "min" [default = None]
-set, --setnodata FLOAT Value to set nodata to (eg, if nodata / masked, set
pixel to this value) [default = None]
-c, --carto
-n, --nibble Expand mask by 1 pixel
-g, --grib2 Flag for processing of 0 - 360 grib2 rasters
--axonometrize FLOAT EXPERIMENTAL
-ns, --nosimple
--help Show this message and exit.
Added --nibble flag to expand mask by one pixel - will be useful for smoothing and vectorizing non-global, lambert conformal rasters.
Added flag nosimple to not simplify output geometry
--setnodata <value, prob 0>--nibbleflag to expand mask by one pixel - will be useful for smoothing and vectorizing non-global, lambert conformal rasters.nosimpleto not simplify output geometry