Another way of reading LAS/LAZ in Python.
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.. code:: python
import pylas
# Directly read and write las
las = pylas.read('filename.las')
las = pylas.convert(las, point_format_id=2)
las.write('converted.las')
# Open data to inspect header and then read
with pylas.open('filename.las') as f:
if f.header.point_count < 10 ** 8:
las = f.read()
print(las.vlrs)
Some rough documentation is available on ReadTheDocs_ .
.. _ReadTheDocs: http://pylas.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
Python 3 Only.
lazperf_ is an optional, but recommended dependency that allows pylas to read and write compressed LAZ files.
.. _lazperf: https://github.com/hobu/laz-perf
::
pip install pylas
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Las/Laz reading and writing in python
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