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gdaldem
- gdaldem is a command line tool in the GDAL (Geospatial Data Abstraction Library) software suite.
- It stands for "GDAL Digital Elevation Model (DEM) utility" and is mainly used for processing and analyzing digital elevation models.
- The tool provides a wide range of capabilities for visualizing and manipulating DEM data.
- gdaldem consists of various modules that can generate different types of derived images from DEMs.
- Some of the available modules include hillshade, color relief, slope, aspect, terrain ruggedness, and contour generation.
- The hillshade module is often used to create shaded relief images, simulating the illumination effects of the sun on the terrain.
- The color relief module allows users to assign colors to different elevation values, creating visually appealing representations of elevation data.
- gdaldem's slope module calculates the slope of the terrain, providing insight into the steepness of the landscape.
- The tool's contour module is used to generate contour lines, which are commonly utilized in cartography and land surveying.
- gdaldem is a powerful and versatile tool for processing DEMs, making it a valuable asset for various applications such as geospatial analysis, visualization, and cartography.
List of commands for gdaldem:
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gdaldem:tldr:377fc gdaldem: Compute the aspect of a DEM.$ gdaldem aspect ${path-to-input-tif} ${path-to-output-tif}try on your machineexplain this command
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gdaldem:tldr:96656 gdaldem: Compute the hillshade of a DEM.$ gdaldem hillshade ${path-to-input-tif} ${path-to-output-tif}try on your machineexplain this command
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gdaldem:tldr:fc8ca gdaldem: Compute the slope of a DEM.$ gdaldem slope ${path-to-input-tif} ${path-to-output-tif}try on your machineexplain this command