Hit the USGS 3DEP API and retrieve an elevation heightmap
Source:R/hit_api.R
hit_national_map_api.Rd
This function retrieves a single tile of data from a single National Map service and returns the raw response. End users are recommended to use get_tiles instead, as it does much more validation and provides a more friendly interface. For a description of the datasets provided by the National Map, see https://apps.nationalmap.gov/services
Arguments
- bbox
An object from sf::st_bbox.
- img_width
The number of pixels in the x direction to retrieve
- img_height
The number of pixels in the y direction to retrieve
- service
A string indicating what service API to use. For a full list of available services, see get_tiles. Short codes are not accepted by this function.
- verbose
Logical: Print out the number of tries required to pull each tile? Default
FALSE
.- ...
Additional arguments passed to the National Map API. These can be used to change default query parameters or as additional options for the National Map services. See below for more information.
Additional Arguments
The ...
argument can be used to pass additional arguments to the
National Map API or to edit the hard-coded defaults used by this function.
Some of the most useful options that can be changed include:
bboxSR
: The spatial reference of the bounding box given to this function. If not specified, assumed to be 4326.imageSR
: The spatial reference of the image downloaded. If not specified, assumed to be 4326.layers: Which data layers to download. If the National Map API returns data without specifying layers, this argument isn't used by default. When the National Map requires this argument, the default value is 0.
format: The image format to be downloaded. Defaults depend on the service being used and are set to be compatible with get_tiles.
Pass these arguments to hit_national_map_api
like you would any other
argument to substitute new values. Note that ...
values are never
validated before being used; passing invalid parameters to ...
will
cause data retrieval to fail.