pyramids-eo
pyramids-eo is the Earth-observation layer of the pyramids GIS stack. It is built on top of
pyramids (pyramids-core, the generic raster/vector
engine) and adds the logic that is specific to Earth-observation data.
pyramids underneath knows only how to move rasters around. pyramids-eo knows what a pixel means for a given instrument or provider: which subdataset is which channel, how to calibrate it, how to composite it, how to resample a swath — and how to reach signed EO cloud assets.
pyramids-eo (Earth-observation logic: sensor readers, calibration, indices, composites,
│ resample, masking, signed EO provider/STAC access)
│ depends on
▼
pyramids (generic raster / vector engine)
Scope
pyramids-eo is scoped by domain — Earth-observation data — not by a restriction on what it may do. It covers the EO-specific functionality that sits above the generic raster/vector operations pyramids provides.
Installation
pyramids-eo is pure Python; its native stack is provided transitively by the pyramids-core platform
wheels, so no system GDAL is required.
pip install pyramids-eo
Development
Environments are managed with pixi:
pixi install -e dev
pixi run -e dev pytest # run the tests
pixi run -e dev mypy # type-check
pre-commit install # enable git hooks
Documentation
Full documentation: https://serapeum-org.github.io/pyramids-eo
License
GNU General Public License v3 (GPLv3) — see LICENSE.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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