ResamplingMethod Struct

Definition

Namespace:

Azure.Analytics.PlanetaryComputer

Assembly:

Azure.Analytics.PlanetaryComputer.dll

Package:

Azure.Analytics.PlanetaryComputer v1.0.0

Source:

ResamplingMethod.cs

Resampling algorithm to use when reading source raster data at different resolutions.

public readonly struct ResamplingMethod : IEquatable<Azure.Analytics.PlanetaryComputer.ResamplingMethod>

type ResamplingMethod = struct

Public Structure ResamplingMethod
Implements IEquatable(Of ResamplingMethod)

Inheritance

ValueType

ResamplingMethod

Implements

IEquatable<ResamplingMethod>

Constructors

Name	Description
ResamplingMethod(String)	Initializes a new instance of ResamplingMethod.

Properties

Name	Description
Average	Average resampling - calculates the mean of all contributing pixels.
Bilinear	Bilinear interpolation - calculates output values using a weighted average of 2x2 input cells.
Cubic	Cubic interpolation - uses a weighted average of 4x4 input cells for smoother results.
CubicSpline	Cubic spline interpolation - similar to cubic but preserves edges better.
Gauss	Gaussian weighted resampling - applies a gaussian weighting to contributing pixels.
Lanczos	Lanczos windowed sinc resampling - high-quality with minimal artifacts.
Mode	Mode resampling - selects the most common value from contributing pixels.
Nearest	Nearest neighbor - fastest method that selects the closest pixel value.
Rms	Root mean square resampling - useful for resampling error or deviation grids.

Methods

Name	Description
Equals(ResamplingMethod)	Indicates whether the current object is equal to another object of the same type.
ToString()	Returns the fully qualified type name of this instance.

Operators

Name	Description
Equality(ResamplingMethod, ResamplingMethod)	Determines if two ResamplingMethod values are the same.
Implicit(String to Nullable<ResamplingMethod>)
Implicit(String to ResamplingMethod)	Converts a string to a ResamplingMethod.
Inequality(ResamplingMethod, ResamplingMethod)	Determines if two ResamplingMethod values are not the same.