| lsat_search | R Documentation |
Search Landsat images via the sat-api
lsat_search( collection = NULL, datetime = NULL, cloud_cover = NULL, sun_azimuth = NULL, sun_elevation = NULL, row = NULL, path = NULL, limit = 10, page = 1, as = "df", ... )
collection |
(character) collection name |
datetime |
(character) one or two dates. if one date, it's treated as a single point date time. if two dates, its treated as a date period |
cloud_cover |
(integer) cloud cover number |
sun_azimuth |
(numeric) sun azimuth number |
sun_elevation |
(numeric) sun elevation number |
row |
(integer) row |
path |
(integer) path |
limit |
(integer) limit number of results. default: 10 |
page |
(integer) page number to return. default: 1 |
as |
(character) if |
... |
curl args passed on to |
an R list with data.fraem's if as=df; an R list w/o attempting to
parse to data.frame's where possible; otherwise JSON as character
https://github.com/sat-utils/sat-api
## Not run:
# collection input
lsat_search(collection = "sentinel-2")
lsat_search(collection = "landsat-8")
# dates
lsat_search(datetime = "2017-08")
z <- lsat_search(datetime = c("2016-12-31", "2017-01-01"))
z
# cloud cover
lsat_search(collection = "landsat-8", cloud_cover = 0)
lsat_search(collection = "landsat-8", cloud_cover = c(0, 20))
# sun azimuth
lsat_search(sun_azimuth = 162)
# row/path
lsat_search(row = 31, path = 128)
# pagination
lsat_search(limit = 0)
lsat_search(limit = 1)
lsat_search(limit = 3, page = 2)
# parsed to list, or not gives json
lsat_search(datetime = "2017-08", limit = 3, as = 'df')
lsat_search(datetime = "2017-08", limit = 3, as = 'list')
lsat_search(datetime = "2017-08", limit = 3, as = 'json')
# curl options
lsat_search(verbose = TRUE)
## End(Not run)
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