From GIS to Remote SensingI'm glad to announce the update of Remotior Sensus to version 0.3.
The main new feature is a new module for displaying an interface similar to the Semi-Automatic Classification Plugin (which is based on Remotior Sensus) in Jupyter notebooks.
Jupyter notebooks are interactive documents that can be edited in a web browser, which allow for coding in Python and interact with widgets.
The Jupyter interface is still in development and only a few tools are available. For the moment, the available tools are:
- search and download of remote sensing images;
- creation and management of Band Sets;
- the dock for creating a training input and saving ROIs created interactively through polygons or region growing;
- the import of vectors in training input;
- the plot of spectral signatures;
- the classification of the Band Sets;
- a file browser for selecting files or directories.
For example the following command displays the interface for downloading products.
import remotior_sensus
rs = remotior_sensus.Session(n_processes=2, available_ram=1000)
rs.jupyter().download_interface()
Of course this is a proof of concept, considering that this interface doesn't have all the functions of the Semi-Automatic Classification Plugin, and there are a few differences in the look and feel because of the characteristics of Jupyter notebooks.
A tutorial describing this new feature will be released soon.
For any comment or question, join the Facebook group or GitHub discussions about the Semi-Automatic Classification Plugin.