Specifications of re-tiling grid for MAMBO demonstration sites Version 1
This text file (‘grids.txt’) provides the specifications of the re-tiling grid that is used in the Laserfarm Jupyter Notebooks for the MAMBO demonstration sites. It includes information on (1) the minimum and maximum of the X and Y coordinates (min_x, max_x, min_y, max_y) of the bounding box around the region of interest, and (2) the number of tiles (n_tiles_side) for re-tiling. It is an input file in the Re-tiling Jupyter Notebook.
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# details of the retiling schema - for the UK
grid_Knepp = {
'min_x': 512626.00,
'max_x': 515626.00,
'min_y': 118720.00,
'max_y': 121720.00,
'n_tiles_side': 3
}
grid_SalisburyPlain = {
'min_x': 401539.00,
'max_x': 403689.00,
'min_y': 146344.00,
'max_y': 148494.00,
'n_tiles_side': 1
}
grid_MonksWood = {
'min_x': 519397.00,
'max_x': 520497.00,
'min_y': 279015.00,
'max_y': 280115.00,
'n_tiles_side': 1
}
# details of the retiling schema - for DK
grid_MolsBjerge = {
'min_x': 596605.00,
'max_x': 598945.00,
'min_y': 6231377.00,
'max_y': 6233717.00,
'n_tiles_side': 2
}
# details of the retiling schema - for FR
grid_Bagnas = {
'min_x': 739243.00,
'max_x': 744243.00,
'min_y': 6244168.00,
'max_y': 6249168.00,
'n_tiles_side': 20
}
# details of the retiling schema - for NL
grid_Oostvaardersplassen = {
'min_x': 144232.50,
'max_x': 159232.50,
'min_y': 488499.00,
'max_y': 503499.00,
'n_tiles_side': 15
}
# details of the retiling schema - for MT
grid_Comino = {
'min_x': 438423.00,
'max_x': 441823.00,
'min_y': 3983780.00,
'max_y': 3987180.00,
'n_tiles_side': 1
}
#All
grid_dict = {
'MolsBjerge': grid_MolsBjerge,
'Knepp': grid_Knepp,
'MonksWood': grid_MonksWood,
'SalisburyPlain': grid_SalisburyPlain,
'Bagnas': grid_Bagnas,
'Oostvaardersplassen': grid_Oostvaardersplassen,
'Comino': grid_Comino
}
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https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7274-6755Ecologist with an interest in the geospatial analysis and modelling of biodiversity and ecosystems (https://www.danielkissling.de/). Working as an Associate Professor of Quantitative Biodiversity at the Institute for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics (IBED) of the University of Amsterdam (UvA), The Netherlands.
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