Laspy is a pythonic library for reading, modifying and writing LAS
files, ie point cloud data. Support for LAZ is limited to reading LAS
version 1.0-1.4 files. Laspy is compatible with Python 2.6+ and 3.5+.
Laspy includes a set of command line tools which can be used to do basic
file operations like format translation and validation as well as
comparing LAS files.
WWW: https://github.com/laspy/laspy
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PDAL is a C++ BSD library for translating and manipulating point cloud
data. It is very much like the GDAL library which handles raster and
vector data.
In addition to the library code, PDAL provides a suite of command-line
applications that users can conveniently use to process, filter,
translate, and query point cloud data.
WWW: https://pdal.io
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This library provides a command-line-interface (CLI) and Python library
to make access to Planet's public Data API easy to use.
The Data API is a REST HTTP API interface to Planet's imagery archive.
The API supports the following tasks: quick-searching assets and viewing
thumbnails of imagery; filtering imagery by location, date, satellite
source, cloud cover, and many other attributes; and downloading imagery
and metadata in several formats.
Feedback sthen@, danj@
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An implementation of co-ordinate conversion for England, Wales, and
Scotland based on formulae and data published by the Ordnance Survey of
Great Britain.
These modules convert accurately between coordinates given in latitude
and longitude and the OSGB national grid reference system (as used for
maps of England, Wales, and Scotland).
This code is fine tuned to the British national grid system. It is of
no use outside Britain. In fact it's only really useful in the areas
covered by the OS's main series of maps, which excludes the Channel
Islands and Northern Ireland.
since SHARED_ONLY support was removed across the ports tree the perl module
no longer adds it, so it must be done manually for any perl ports that
provide perl shared-library modules (i.e. libdata/perl5/site_perl/$ARCH/*.so)
and you must not remove them from WANTLIB even if they show as "Extra".
Remove patch-src_gui_qgisgui_h which was part of
3e738405e2
upstream.
Switch to use gcc4 on all platforms (not only on i386), the new DWG
importer (added in a stable branch.. sigh) doesn't build with base gcc,
and what's the point of trying to build a modern c++ codebase with a 10
year-old compiler ?
Bump all shlib majors for lots of symbols removed as a consequence.
