om_points

NAME

SYNOPSIS

     om_points [-] v --version | l --list | s --source PATH/URL n --name POINT_LABEL [ w --wkt SPATIAL_REF_WKT ] [ o --type OUTPUT_TYPE ] [ --split PROPORTION --file1 FILE --file2 FILE ] [ --log-level LEVEL ]

DESCRIPTION

The following drivers are currently implemented in openModeller:

TXT: Delimited text file. This driver can read points from a TAB or comma separated text file located in the file system. The following columns must be present: point id, point label, longitude, latitude, abundance (this one is optional). This driver is always be available, and the same format can be used to display points retrieved in another format.

XML: openModeller serialized XML for occurrences. This driver is always be available, and the same format can be used to display points retrieved in another format. The XML produced can be used to specify points in an openModeller sampler. Two tags can be returned: <presence> and/or <absence>. Both should follow the OccurrencesType defined in http://openmodeller.cria.org.br/xml/1.0/openModeller.xsd

GBIF: GBIF Web Service for occurrence points. This driver is only available if openModeller was compiled with libcurl. Currently, this is the access point that should be specified in the source: http://data.gbif.org/ws/rest/occurrence/list

TerraLib: Points stored in a TerraLib database. This driver is only available if openModeller was compiled with TerraLib. Sources must follow the pattern: terralib>dbUsername>dbPassword@dbType>dbHost>dbName>dbPort>layerName>tableName>columnName. Where dbType can be PostgreSQL (default port 5432).

TAPIR: TAPIR Web Service using DarwinCore 1.4 and the geospatial extension. This driver is only available if openModeller was compiled with libcurl. The source must be a TAPIR access point.  

OPTIONS

-v, --version

Display version info.

-l, --list

List all available drivers to load point data (driver id: description (input/output)).

-s, --source

Source of locality data. It can be a path in the file system (for TXT and XML drivers) or a URL (for GBIF or TAPIR drivers) or a special string (for the TerraLib driver).

-n, --name

Name (label) to filter points. Each point in a source has a label. You must specify a label to be used for filtering the desired points.

-w, --wkt

Spatial reference of the points. Optional. Defaults to lat/long datum WGS84. This is only useful if the output will be in XML, when the coordinateSystem tag is displayed. Please note that most drivers (GBIF, TAPIR and TerraLib) already assume that the points are in lat/long datum WGS84. When specified, the value must be in Well-Known Text format, with all double quotes escaped.

-o, --type

Output type (can be TXT or XML). Optional. Defaults to TXT.

--split

Split points into two subsets using the given proportion (value between 0 and 1). This can be used to create test/training partitions. Results are stored in the files specified with parameters file1 and file2. Optional.

--file1

File name to store the first subset when points are splitted. Mandatory only when the split parameter is present.

--file2

File name to store the second subset when points are splitted. Mandatory only when the split parameter is present.

--log-level

openModeller log level: debug, warn, info or error. Defaults to "info".

-c, --config-file Configuration file for openModeller (available since version 1.4).  

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