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Fathom Python SDK client
The Python SDK client for communicating with the Fathom API. See the SDK documentation for more information.
Example usage:
"""An example usage of the Fathom API client."""
import os
from fathom.sdk.v2 import Client, point, polygon, write_tiffs
if __name__ == "__main__":
client = Client(
os.environ["FATHOM_CLIENT_ID"],
os.environ["FATHOM_CLIENT_SECRET"],
os.environ["FATHOM_API_ADDR"],
)
layer_ids = [
"GLOBAL-1ARCSEC-00_OFFSET-1in10-PLUVIAL-DEFENDED-DEPTH-2020-PERCENTILE50-v0.0.0_test",
"GLOBAL-1ARCSEC-00_OFFSET-1in100-PLUVIAL-DEFENDED-DEPTH-2020-PERCENTILE50-v0.0.0_test",
]
# Get from points
pt = point(lat=51.996147, lng=-2.159495)
points_response = client.geo.get_points(([pt]), layer_ids)
# Or using a polygon
poly = polygon(
[
point(51.45, 0),
point(51.55, 0),
point(51.55, -0.1),
point(51.45, -0.1),
point(51.45, 0),
]
)
polygon_response = client.geo.get_polygon(poly, layer_ids)
write_tiffs(
polygon_response,
output_dir,
)
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