Shapefile mask python. Re-using some old scripts/code, I quickly came up...
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Shapefile mask python. Re-using some old scripts/code, I quickly came up with this for a Python solution. This example illustrates the two different methods available to compute a raster mask from shapefile polygons. Shape to raster Compute a land/sea mask from a shapefile. Directly create a mask from a geopandas GeoDataFrame or GeoSeries using mask_geopandas or mask_3D_geopandas. Reproject shapefile if necessary: Checks if the shapefile CRS matches the DEM CRS and reprojects if necessary . When a multiband raster is specified for the input raster mask, only the first band will be used in the operation. When the Input raster (in_raster in Python) value and the Input raster or feature mask data raster data (in_mask_data in Python) are of the same cell size and the cells are aligned, they will be used directly in the tool. It basically just loops over all grid points, and checks whether each grid point is inside or outside the polygon from the shape file. I would however recommend to add if value > src. nodata to the list comprehension to make use of the source's nodata value and discard any shapes that correspond to it.
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