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name: cities-cif | ||
channels: | ||
- conda-forge | ||
dependencies: | ||
- python=3.10 | ||
- earthengine-api=0.1.411 | ||
- geocube=0.4.2 | ||
- geopandas=0.14.4 | ||
- rioxarray=0.15.0 | ||
- odc-stac=0.3.8 | ||
- pystac-client=0.7.5 | ||
- pytest=7.4.3 | ||
- xarray-spatial=0.3.7 | ||
- xee=0.0.15 | ||
- utm=0.7.0 | ||
- osmnx=1.9.0 | ||
- dask[complete]=2023.11.0 | ||
- matplotlib=3.8.2 | ||
- jupyterlab=4.0.10 | ||
- s3fs=2024.5.0 | ||
- geemap=0.32.0 | ||
- pip=23.3.1 | ||
- boto3=1.34.124 | ||
- scikit-learn=1.5.1 | ||
- scikit-image=0.24.0 | ||
- exactextract=0.2.0 | ||
- pip: | ||
- overturemaps==0.6.0 |
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from city_metrix.layers import NdviSentinel2 | ||
import ee | ||
import pytest | ||
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from city_metrix.layers import NdviSentinel2, TreeCover, Albedo, AlosDSM | ||
from tests.resources.bbox_constants import BBOX_BRA_LAURO_DE_FREITAS_1 | ||
from city_metrix.layers.layer import get_image_collection | ||
from tests.tools.general_tools import post_process_layer | ||
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EE_IMAGE_DIMENSION_TOLERANCE = 1 # Tolerance compensates for variable results from GEE service | ||
COUNTRY_CODE_FOR_BBOX = 'BRA' | ||
BBOX = BBOX_BRA_LAURO_DE_FREITAS_1 | ||
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def test_read_image_collection(): | ||
ic = ee.ImageCollection("ESA/WorldCover/v100") | ||
data = get_image_collection(ic, BBOX, 10, "test") | ||
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expected_crs = 32724 | ||
expected_x_dimension = 187 | ||
expected_y_dimension = 199 | ||
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assert data.rio.crs == expected_crs | ||
assert ( | ||
pytest.approx(expected_x_dimension, rel=EE_IMAGE_DIMENSION_TOLERANCE) == "x", | ||
pytest.approx(expected_y_dimension, rel=EE_IMAGE_DIMENSION_TOLERANCE) == "y" | ||
) | ||
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def test_read_image_collection_scale(): | ||
ic = ee.ImageCollection("ESA/WorldCover/v100") | ||
data = get_image_collection(ic, BBOX, 100, "test") | ||
expected_x_dimension = 19 | ||
expected_y_dimension = 20 | ||
assert data.dims == {"x": expected_x_dimension, "y": expected_y_dimension} | ||
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def test_albedo_dimensions(): | ||
data = Albedo().get_data(BBOX) | ||
analysis_data = post_process_layer(data, value_threshold=0.1, convert_to_percentage=True) | ||
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expected_min = 0 | ||
expected_max = 34 | ||
expected_peak_value = 15 | ||
# peak_value, peak_count = get_count_by_value(analysis_data, expected_min, expected_max) | ||
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# Bounding values | ||
actual_min = analysis_data.values.min() | ||
actual_max = analysis_data.values.max() | ||
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# Peak frequency | ||
full_count = analysis_data.size | ||
mid_count_pct = get_value_percent(analysis_data, expected_peak_value, full_count, 0) | ||
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# Value range | ||
assert actual_min == expected_min | ||
assert actual_max == expected_max | ||
# Peak frequency | ||
assert mid_count_pct == 21 | ||
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def test_alos_dsm_dimensions(): | ||
analysis_data = AlosDSM().get_data(BBOX) | ||
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expected_min = 16 | ||
expected_max = 86 | ||
expected_peak_value = 56 | ||
peak_value, peak_count = get_count_by_value(analysis_data, expected_min, expected_max) | ||
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# Bounding values | ||
actual_min = analysis_data.values.min() | ||
actual_max = analysis_data.values.max() | ||
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# Peak frequency | ||
full_count = analysis_data.size | ||
mid_count_pct = get_value_percent(analysis_data, expected_peak_value, full_count, 0) | ||
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# Value range | ||
assert actual_min == expected_min | ||
assert actual_max == expected_max | ||
# Peak frequency | ||
assert mid_count_pct == 3 | ||
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def test_ndvi_dimensions(): | ||
data = NdviSentinel2(year=2023).get_data(BBOX) | ||
data_for_map = post_process_layer(data, value_threshold=0.4, convert_to_percentage=True) | ||
analysis_data = post_process_layer(data, value_threshold=0.4, convert_to_percentage=True) | ||
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expected_min = 0 | ||
actual_min = data_for_map.values.min() | ||
expected_max = 85 | ||
actual_max = data_for_map.values.max() | ||
expected_peak_value = 78 | ||
# peak_value, peak_count = get_count_by_value(analysis_data, expected_min, expected_max) | ||
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# Bounding values | ||
actual_min = analysis_data.values.min() | ||
actual_max = analysis_data.values.max() | ||
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# Peak frequency | ||
full_count = analysis_data.size | ||
mid_count_pct = get_value_percent(analysis_data, expected_peak_value, full_count, 0) | ||
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# Value range | ||
assert actual_min == expected_min | ||
assert actual_max == expected_max | ||
# Peak frequency | ||
assert mid_count_pct == 11 | ||
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def test_tree_cover(): | ||
actual = TreeCover().get_data(BBOX).mean() | ||
expected = 54.0 | ||
tolerance = 0.1 | ||
assert ( | ||
pytest.approx(expected, rel=tolerance) == actual | ||
) | ||
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def get_value_percent(data, value, full_count, precision): | ||
count_for_value = data.values[data.values == value].size | ||
percent_of_cells_with_value = get_rounded_pct(full_count, count_for_value, precision) | ||
return percent_of_cells_with_value | ||
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def get_rounded_pct(full_count, this_count, precision): | ||
return round((this_count/full_count)*100, precision) | ||
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def get_count_by_value(data, min_value, max_value): | ||
peak_value = None | ||
peak_count = 0 | ||
for x in range(min_value, max_value): | ||
count = data.values[data.values == x].size | ||
if count > peak_count: | ||
peak_count = count | ||
peak_value = x | ||
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return peak_value, peak_count |
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