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# http://pyrocko.org - GPLv3 

# 

# The Pyrocko Developers, 21st Century 

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''' 

Interface to the GSHHG (coastlines, rivers and borders) database. 

The Global Self-consistent Hierarchical High-resolution Geography Database 

(GSHHG) is a collection of polygons representing land, lakes, rivers and 

political borders. 

If the database is not already available, it will be downloaded 

automatically on first use. 

For more information about GSHHG, see 

http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/pwessel/gshhg/. 

.. note:: 

**If you use this dataset, please cite:** 

Wessel, P., and W. H. F. 

Smith, A Global Self-consistent, Hierarchical, High-resolution 

Shoreline Database, J. Geophys. Res., 101, #B4, pp. 8741-8743, 1996. 

''' 

from __future__ import absolute_import 

import logging 

import io 

import struct 

import time 

import numpy as num 

from os import path 

from pyrocko import config, orthodrome 

from .util import get_download_callback 

logger = logging.getLogger('pyrocko.dataset.gshhg') 

config = config.config() 

km = 1e3 

micro_deg = 1e-6 

def split_region_0_360(wesn): 

west, east, south, north = wesn 

if west < 0.: 

if east <= 0: 

return [(west+360., east+360., south, north)] 

else: 

return [(west+360., 360., south, north), 

(0., east, south, north)] 

else: 

return [wesn] 

def is_valid_bounding_box(wesn): 

''' 

Check if a given bounding box meets the GSHHG conventions. 

:param wesn: bounding box as (west, east, south, north) in [deg] 

''' 

w, e, s, n = wesn 

return ( 

w <= e 

and s <= n 

and -90.0 <= s <= 90. 

and -90. <= n <= 90. 

and -180. <= w < 360. 

and -180. <= e < 360.) 

def is_valid_polygon(points): 

''' 

Check if polygon points meet the GSHHG conventions. 

:param points: Array of (lat, lon) pairs, shape (N, 2). 

''' 

lats = points[:, 0] 

lons = points[:, 1] 

return ( 

num.all(-90. <= lats) 

and num.all(lats <= 90.) 

and num.all(-180. <= lons) 

and num.all(lons < 360.)) 

def points_in_bounding_box(points, wesn, tolerance=0.1): 

''' 

Check which points are contained in a given bounding box. 

:param points: Array of (lat lon) pairs, shape (N, 2) [deg]. 

:param wesn: Region tuple (west, east, south, north) [deg] 

:param tolerance: increase the size of the test bounding box by 

*tolerance* [deg] on every side (Some GSHHG polygons have a too tight 

bounding box). 

:returns: Bool array of shape (N,). 

''' 

points_wrap = points.copy() 

points_wrap[:, 1] %= 360. 

mask = num.zeros(points_wrap.shape[0], dtype=num.bool) 

for w, e, s, n in split_region_0_360(wesn): 

mask = num.logical_or( 

mask, 

num.logical_and( 

num.logical_and( 

w-tolerance <= points_wrap[:, 1], 

points_wrap[:, 1] <= e+tolerance), 

num.logical_and( 

s-tolerance <= points_wrap[:, 0], 

points_wrap[:, 0] <= n+tolerance))) 

return mask 

def point_in_bounding_box(point, wesn, tolerance=0.1): 

''' 

Check whether point is contained in a given bounding box. 

:param points: Array of (lat lon) pairs, shape (N, 2) [deg]. 

:param wesn: Region tuple (west, east, south, north) [deg] 

:param tolerance: increase the size of the test bounding box by 

*tolerance* [deg] on every side (Some GSHHG polygons have a too tight 

bounding box). 

:rtype: bool 

''' 

lat, lon = point 

lon %= 360. 

for w, e, s, n in split_region_0_360(wesn): 

if (w-tolerance <= lon 

and lon <= e+tolerance 

and s-tolerance <= lat 

and lat <= n+tolerance): 

return True 

return False 

def bounding_boxes_overlap(wesn1, wesn2): 

''' 

Check whether two bounding boxes intersect. 

:param wesn1, wesn2: Region tuples (west, east, south, north) [deg] 

:rtype: bool 

''' 

for w1, e1, s1, n1 in split_region_0_360(wesn1): 

for w2, e2, s2, n2 in split_region_0_360(wesn2): 

if w2 <= e1 and w1 <= e2 and s2 <= n1 and s1 <= n2: 

return True 

return False 

def is_polygon_in_bounding_box(points, wesn, tolerance=0.1): 

return num.all(points_in_bounding_box(points, wesn, tolerance=tolerance)) 

def bounding_box_covering_points(points): 

lats = points[:, 0] 

lat_min, lat_max = num.min(lats), num.max(lats) 

lons = points[:, 1] 

lons = lons % 360. 

lon_min, lon_max = num.min(lons), num.max(lons) 

if lon_max - lon_min < 180.: 

return lon_min, lon_max, lat_min, lat_max 

lons = (lons - 180.) % 360. - 180. 

lon_min, lon_max = num.min(lons), num.max(lons) 

if lon_max - lon_min < 180.: 

return lon_min, lon_max, lat_min, lat_max 

return (-180., 180., lat_min, lat_max) 

class Polygon(object): 

''' 

Representation of a GSHHG polygon. 

''' 

RIVER_NOT_SET = 0 

LEVELS = ['LAND', 'LAKE', 'ISLAND_IN_LAKE', 'POND_IN_ISLAND_IN_LAKE', 

'ANTARCTIC_ICE_FRONT', 'ANTARCTIC_GROUNDING_LINE'] 

SOURCE = ['CIA_WDBII', 'WVS', 'AC'] 

def __init__(self, gshhg_file, offset, *attr): 

''' 

Initialise a GSHHG polygon 

:param gshhg_file: GSHHG binary file 

:type gshhg_file: str 

:param offset: This polygon's offset in binary file 

:type offset: int 

:param attr: Polygon attributes 

``(pid, npoints, _flag, west, east, south, north, 

area, area_full, container, ancestor)``. 

See :file:`gshhg.h` for details. 

:type attr: tuple 

''' 

(self.pid, self.npoints, self._flag, 

self.west, self.east, self.south, self.north, 

self.area, self.area_full, self.container, self.ancestor) = attr 

self.west *= micro_deg 

self.east *= micro_deg 

self.south *= micro_deg 

self.north *= micro_deg 

self.level_no = (self._flag & 255) 

self.level = self.LEVELS[self.level_no - 1] 

self.version = (self._flag >> 8) & 255 

cross = (self._flag >> 16) & 3 

self.greenwhich_crossed = True if cross == 1 or cross == 3 else False 

self.dateline_crossed = True if cross == 2 or cross == 3 else False 

self.source = self.SOURCE[(self._flag >> 24) & 1] 

if self.level_no >= 5: 

self.source = self.SOURCE[2] 

self.river = (self._flag >> 25) & 1 

scale = 10.**(self._flag >> 26) 

self.area /= scale 

self.area_full /= scale 

self._points = None 

self._file = gshhg_file 

self._offset = offset 

@property 

def points(self): 

''' 

Points of the polygon. 

Array of (lat, lon) pairs, shape (N, 2). 

:rtype: :class:`numpy.ndarray` 

''' 

if self._points is None: 

with open(self._file) as db: 

db.seek(self._offset) 

self._points = num.fromfile( 

db, dtype='>i4', count=self.npoints*2)\ 

.astype(num.float32)\ 

.reshape(self.npoints, 2) 

self._points = num.fliplr(self._points) 

if self.level_no in (2, 4): 

self._points = self._points[::-1, :] 

self._points *= micro_deg 

return self._points 

@property 

def lats(self): 

return self.points[:, 0] 

@property 

def lons(self): 

return self.points[:, 1] 

def _is_level(self, level): 

if self.level is self.LEVELS[level]: 

return True 

return False 

def is_land(self): 

''' 

Check if the polygon is land. 

:rtype: bool 

''' 

return self._is_level(0) 

def is_lake(self): 

''' 

Check if the polygon is a lake. 

:rtype: bool 

''' 

return self._is_level(1) 

def is_island_in_lake(self): 

''' 

Check if the polygon is an island in a lake. 

:rtype: bool 

''' 

return self._is_level(2) 

def is_pond_in_island_in_lake(self): 

''' 

Check if the polygon is pond on an island in a lake. 

:rtype: bool 

''' 

return self._is_level(3) 

def is_antarctic_icefront(self): 

''' 

Check if the polygon is antarctic icefront. 

:rtype: bool 

''' 

return self._is_level(4) 

def is_antarctic_grounding_line(self): 

''' 

Check if the polygon is antarctic grounding line. 

:rtype: bool 

''' 

return self._is_level(5) 

def contains_point(self, point): 

''' 

Check if point lies in polygon. 

:param point: (lat, lon) [deg] 

:type point: tuple 

:rtype: bool 

See :py:func:`pyrocko.orthodrome.contains_points`. 

''' 

return bool( 

self.contains_points(num.asarray(point)[num.newaxis, :])[0]) 

def contains_points(self, points): 

''' 

Check if points lie in polygon. 

:param points: Array of (lat lon) pairs, shape (N, 2) [deg]. 

:type points: :class:`numpy.ndarray` 

See :py:func:`pyrocko.orthodrome.contains_points`. 

:returns: Bool array of shape (N,) 

''' 

mask = points_in_bounding_box(points, self.get_bounding_box()) 

if num.any(mask): 

mask[mask] = orthodrome.contains_points( 

self.points, points[mask, :]) 

return mask 

def get_bounding_box(self): 

return (self.west, self.east, self.south, self.north) 

def __lt__(self, polygon): 

return self.level_no < polygon.level_no 

def __str__(self): 

rstr = '''Polygon id: {p.pid} 

------------------- 

Points: {p.npoints} 

Level: {p.level} 

Area: {p.area} km**2 

Area Full: {p.area_full} km**2 

Extent: {p.west} W, {p.east} E, {p.south} S, {p.north} N 

Source: {p.source} 

Greenwhich crossed: {p.greenwhich_crossed} 

Dateline crossed: {p.dateline_crossed} 

'''.format(p=self) 

return rstr 

class GSHHG(object): 

''' 

GSHHG database access. 

This class provides methods to select relevant polygons (land, lakes, etc.) 

for given locations or regions. It also provides robust high-level 

functions to test if the Earth is dry or wet at given coordinates. 

''' 

gshhg_url = 'https://mirror.pyrocko.org/www.soest.hawaii.edu/pwessel/gshhg/gshhg-bin-2.3.7.zip' # noqa 

_header_struct = struct.Struct('>IIIiiiiIIii') 

def __init__(self, gshhg_file): 

''' Initialise the database from GSHHG binary. 

:param gshhg_file: Path to file 

:type gshhg_file: str 

: 

''' 

t0 = time.time() 

self._file = gshhg_file 

self.polygons = [] 

self._read_database() 

logger.debug('Initialised GSHHG database from %s in [%.4f s]' 

% (gshhg_file, time.time()-t0)) 

def _read_database(self): 

with open(self._file, mode='rb') as db: 

while db: 

buf = db.read(self._header_struct.size) 

if not buf: 

break 

header = self._header_struct.unpack_from(buf) 

p = Polygon( 

self._file, 

db.tell(), 

*header) 

self.polygons.append(p) 

offset = 8 * header[1] 

db.seek(offset, io.SEEK_CUR) 

@classmethod 

def _get_database(cls, filename): 

file = path.join(config.gshhg_dir, filename) 

if not path.exists(file): 

from pyrocko import util 

import zipfile 

archive_path = path.join(config.gshhg_dir, 

path.basename(cls.gshhg_url)) 

util.download_file( 

cls.gshhg_url, archive_path, 

status_callback=get_download_callback( 

'Downloading GSHHG database...')) 

if not zipfile.is_zipfile(archive_path): 

raise util.DownloadError('GSHHG file is corrupted!') 

logger.info('Unzipping GSHHG database...') 

zipf = zipfile.ZipFile(archive_path) 

zipf.extractall(config.gshhg_dir) 

else: 

logger.debug('Using cached %s' % filename) 

return file 

def get_polygons_at(self, lat, lon): 

''' 

Get all polygons whose bounding boxes contain point. 

:param lat: Latitude in [deg] 

:type lat: float 

:param lon: Longitude in [deg] 

:type lon: float 

:returns: List of :class:`~pyrocko.dataset.gshhg.Polygon` 

:rtype: list 

''' 

rp = [] 

for p in self.polygons: 

if point_in_bounding_box((lat, lon), p.get_bounding_box()): 

rp.append(p) 

return rp 

def get_polygons_within(self, west, east, south, north): 

''' 

Get all polygons whose bounding boxes intersect with a bounding box. 

:param west: Western boundary in decimal degree 

:type west: float 

:param east: Eastern boundary in decimal degree 

:type east: float 

:param north: Northern boundary in decimal degree 

:type north: float 

:param south: Southern boundary in decimal degree 

:type south: float 

:returns: List of :class:`~pyrocko.dataset.gshhg.Polygon` 

:rtype: list 

''' 

assert is_valid_bounding_box((west, east, south, north)) 

rp = [] 

for p in self.polygons: 

if bounding_boxes_overlap( 

p.get_bounding_box(), (west, east, south, north)): 

rp.append(p) 

return rp 

def is_point_on_land(self, lat, lon): 

''' 

Check whether a point is on land. 

Lakes are considered not land. 

:param lat: Latitude in [deg] 

:type lat: float 

:param lon: Longitude in [deg] 

:type lon: float 

:rtype: bool 

''' 

relevant_polygons = self.get_polygons_at(lat, lon) 

relevant_polygons.sort() 

land = False 

for p in relevant_polygons: 

if (p.is_land() or p.is_antarctic_grounding_line() or 

p.is_island_in_lake()): 

if p.contains_point((lat, lon)): 

land = True 

elif (p.is_lake() or p.is_antarctic_icefront() or 

p.is_pond_in_island_in_lake()): 

if p.contains_point((lat, lon)): 

land = False 

return land 

def get_land_mask(self, points): 

''' 

Check whether given points are on land. 

Lakes are considered not land. 

:param points: Array of (lat, lon) pairs, shape (N, 2). 

:type points: :class:`numpy.ndarray` 

:return: Boolean land mask 

:rtype: :class:`numpy.ndarray` of shape (N,) 

''' 

west, east, south, north = bounding_box_covering_points(points) 

relevant_polygons = self.get_polygons_within(west, east, south, north) 

relevant_polygons.sort() 

mask = num.zeros(points.shape[0], dtype=num.bool) 

for p in relevant_polygons: 

if (p.is_land() or p.is_antarctic_grounding_line() or 

p.is_island_in_lake()): 

land = p.contains_points(points) 

mask[land] = True 

elif p.is_lake() or p.is_pond_in_island_in_lake(): 

water = p.contains_points(points) 

mask[water] = False 

return mask 

@classmethod 

def full(cls): 

''' 

Return the full-resolution GSHHG database. 

''' 

return cls(cls._get_database('gshhs_f.b')) 

@classmethod 

def high(cls): 

''' 

Return the high-resolution GSHHG database. 

''' 

return cls(cls._get_database('gshhs_h.b')) 

@classmethod 

def intermediate(cls): 

''' 

Return the intermediate-resolution GSHHG database. 

''' 

return cls(cls._get_database('gshhs_i.b')) 

@classmethod 

def low(cls): 

''' 

Return the low-resolution GSHHG database. 

''' 

return cls(cls._get_database('gshhs_l.b')) 

@classmethod 

def crude(cls): 

''' 

Return the crude-resolution GSHHG database. 

''' 

return cls(cls._get_database('gshhs_c.b'))