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Print elevation of different coordinates from .hgt file
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I am trying iterate through the data(elevation) from .hgt file. I have attached the codes which i used to get the elevation from the file.
from gmalthgtparser import HgtParser
hgt_file='N09E076.hgt'
with HgtParser(hgt_file) as parser:alt = parser.get_elevation((9.666673719181665,76.30757542014408))
print(alt)
the output of the above code will be : (1200, 1108, 7)
So here the input is given by the user with exact longitude and latitude. I want it to iterate through all the coordinates under some range and print each coordinates elevation and it should be saved as an excel file.
python-3 srtm iteration hgt
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I am trying iterate through the data(elevation) from .hgt file. I have attached the codes which i used to get the elevation from the file.
from gmalthgtparser import HgtParser
hgt_file='N09E076.hgt'
with HgtParser(hgt_file) as parser:alt = parser.get_elevation((9.666673719181665,76.30757542014408))
print(alt)
the output of the above code will be : (1200, 1108, 7)
So here the input is given by the user with exact longitude and latitude. I want it to iterate through all the coordinates under some range and print each coordinates elevation and it should be saved as an excel file.
python-3 srtm iteration hgt
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I am trying iterate through the data(elevation) from .hgt file. I have attached the codes which i used to get the elevation from the file.
from gmalthgtparser import HgtParser
hgt_file='N09E076.hgt'
with HgtParser(hgt_file) as parser:alt = parser.get_elevation((9.666673719181665,76.30757542014408))
print(alt)
the output of the above code will be : (1200, 1108, 7)
So here the input is given by the user with exact longitude and latitude. I want it to iterate through all the coordinates under some range and print each coordinates elevation and it should be saved as an excel file.
python-3 srtm iteration hgt
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I am trying iterate through the data(elevation) from .hgt file. I have attached the codes which i used to get the elevation from the file.
from gmalthgtparser import HgtParser
hgt_file='N09E076.hgt'
with HgtParser(hgt_file) as parser:alt = parser.get_elevation((9.666673719181665,76.30757542014408))
print(alt)
the output of the above code will be : (1200, 1108, 7)
So here the input is given by the user with exact longitude and latitude. I want it to iterate through all the coordinates under some range and print each coordinates elevation and it should be saved as an excel file.
python-3 srtm iteration hgt
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