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@loaders.gl/terrain

Framework-independent loader for terrain raster formats

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What is @loaders.gl/terrain?

@loaders.gl/terrain is a module within the loaders.gl suite that provides tools for loading and parsing terrain data. It supports various terrain formats and can be used to integrate terrain data into web applications, particularly those involving 3D visualization and geographic information systems (GIS).

What are @loaders.gl/terrain's main functionalities?

Loading Terrain Data

This feature allows you to load terrain data from a specified URL using the TerrainLoader. The loaded data can then be used for further processing or visualization.

const {TerrainLoader} = require('@loaders.gl/terrain');
const {load} = require('@loaders.gl/core');

async function loadTerrain(url) {
  const terrainData = await load(url, TerrainLoader);
  console.log(terrainData);
}

loadTerrain('https://example.com/terrain-data.terrain');

Parsing Terrain Data

This feature allows you to parse terrain data from an ArrayBuffer. This is useful when you have raw terrain data that needs to be converted into a usable format.

const {TerrainLoader} = require('@loaders.gl/terrain');
const {parse} = require('@loaders.gl/core');

async function parseTerrain(arrayBuffer) {
  const terrainData = await parse(arrayBuffer, TerrainLoader);
  console.log(terrainData);
}

// Assuming arrayBuffer is obtained from a file or network request
parseTerrain(arrayBuffer);

Integrating with 3D Visualization Libraries

This feature demonstrates how to integrate loaded terrain data with a 3D visualization library like Cesium. The example shows how to add a terrain model to a Cesium viewer.

const {TerrainLoader} = require('@loaders.gl/terrain');
const {load} = require('@loaders.gl/core');
const {Viewer, Entity} = require('cesium');

async function addTerrainToCesium(viewer, url) {
  const terrainData = await load(url, TerrainLoader);
  viewer.entities.add(new Entity({
    position: Cesium.Cartesian3.fromDegrees(terrainData.longitude, terrainData.latitude),
    model: {
      uri: terrainData.modelUrl
    }
  }));
}

const viewer = new Viewer('cesiumContainer');
addTerrainToCesium(viewer, 'https://example.com/terrain-data.terrain');

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