st_slope
How PostGIS Raster runs Slope: st_slope.
| Engine | PostGIS Raster |
|---|---|
| Tool name | st_slope |
| Interface | sql |
| Implements | Slope |
| Documentation | Not stated |
| Effects | modifies input: no, network: no |
| Notes | Not stated |
| Status | active |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Default | Choices | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
rast | raster | no | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
nband | integer | no | 1 | Not stated | Not stated |
customextent | raster | no | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
pixeltype | text | no | '32BF'::text | Not stated | Not stated |
units | text | no | 'DEGREES'::text | Not stated | Not stated |
scale | double precision | no | 1.0 | Not stated | Not stated |
interpolate_nodata | boolean | no | false | Not stated | Not stated |
SQL overloads
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st_slope(rast raster, nband integer, customextent raster, pixeltype text DEFAULT '32BF'::text, units text DEFAULT 'DEGREES'::text, scale double precision DEFAULT 1.0, interpolate_nodata boolean DEFAULT false) → raster -
st_slope(rast raster, nband integer DEFAULT 1, pixeltype text DEFAULT '32BF'::text, units text DEFAULT 'DEGREES'::text, scale double precision DEFAULT 1.0, interpolate_nodata boolean DEFAULT false) → raster
How it maps to the operation
| Operation parameter | Parameter here | Note |
|---|---|---|
raster | rast | Not stated |
band | nband | Not stated |
units | units | degrees = DEGREES; percent = PERCENT |
z_unit | Not stated | always crs-units. Elevation is taken in the CRS's horizontal units; otherwise set scale (see the PostGIS page). |
Differences from the operation
- Cells on the raster's edge are computed from incomplete neighbourhoods; on a uniform slope they come out lower, and differently from GDAL's.
Harvested by the postgis harvester from engine version
3.7.0. Names can change when an engine is harvested again.