Eptium for Jupyter
A jupyter widget to display COPC and COGS data from Eptium.
Installation
You can install using pip:
pip install eptium
Usage
The following is an example on how to render data within the jupyter notebook environment
import eptium
w = eptium.Eptium()
w.render("https://s3.amazonaws.com/hobu-lidar/autzen-classified.copc.laz")
The example above shows a remote URL to a COPC file. Inside jupyter, this extension can also render local files relative to the notebook.
import eptium
w = eptium.Eptium()
w.render("./path/to/file.copc.laz")
The render method supports other optional arguments to customize the view. Run help(w.render) to see the possible options.
Note: the local file functionality is not present in google colab.
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