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Create a python 3.x function to determine if an image was taken with the National Forest System
Inputs either a N X 1 imagery UUID or an image itself
Identify the forest administrative boundary that an image's (latitude, longitude) is within, if any. The timestamp metadata will also need to be used when filtering boundaries. There should be an optional input to only consider boundaries that occurred before or slightly after (<7 days) when the image was taken.
Output a N X 4 column of UUID, image latitude, image longitude, Boolean if image is within a boundary, UUID of nearest encompassing boundary (blank / empty if false)
setup.sh will needed to be updated to download National USFS Fire Perimeter (Feature Layer) . A default data directory titled /data/USDA-FirePerimeter should be created to store the data.
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Create a python 3.x function to determine if an image was taken with the National Forest System
setup.sh
will needed to be updated to download National USFS Fire Perimeter (Feature Layer). A default data directory titled
/data/USDA-FirePerimeter
should be created to store the data.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: