Synopsis

AFL% eo_extent(...);

Result

A one-dimensional table-like array with rows for all given arrays and attributes (arrayname,setting,xmin,xmax,ymin,ymax,tmin,tmax,vmin,vmax) representing the geographical extent.

Details

If no array is given as parameters, eo_extent considers all existing earth observation arrays (as in eo_arrays()).

Examples

1. Create a spatial and a spatiotemporal array ``` store(build([lat=0:179,256,0,lon=0:359,256,0],double(random()) / double(2147483647)),world_s);
   eo_setsrs(world_s,‘lon’,‘lat’,‘EPSG’,4326,‘x0=-180 y0=90 a11=1 a22=-1’);

store(build([lat=0:179,256,0,lon=0:359,256,0,t=0:364,32,0],double(random()) / double(2147483647)),world_st); eo_cpsrs(world_s,world_st); eo_settrs(world_st,‘t’,‘2001-01-01’, ‘P1D’);

2. Extent for all arrays 

eo_extent();

3. Extent one specific arrays

eo_extent(world_st); ```

4. Clean up remove(world_s); remove(world_st);

Notes

Vertical referencing is currently not implemented.

Author(s)

Marius Appel - marius.appel@uni-muenster.de