notebooks/DEACoastlines_generation_CLI.ipynb

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    "# DEA Coastlines generation using command line tools <img align=\"right\" src=\"https://github.com/GeoscienceAustralia/dea-notebooks/raw/develop/Supplementary_data/dea_logo.jpg\">\n",
    "This notebook demonstrates how to run a DEA Coastlines analysis using command line tools."
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    "### Setup"
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    "Set working directory to top level of repo to ensure links work correctly:"
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      "/home/jovyan/Robbi/dea-coastlines\n"
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    "cd .."
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    "Update required packages:"
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    "pip install -r requirements.in --quiet"
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    "Set analysis parameters:"
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    "# study_area = 64\n",
    "# raster_version = 'testing2024'\n",
    "# vector_version = 'testing2024'\n",
    "# continental_version = 'testing2024'\n",
    "# config_path = 'configs/dea_coastlines_config.yaml'\n",
    "\n",
    "study_area = 9\n",
    "raster_version = 'development'\n",
    "vector_version = 'development'\n",
    "continental_version = 'development'\n",
    "config_path = 'configs/dea_coastlines_config_development.yaml'\n"
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   "source": [
    "### Run DEA Coastlines analysis\n",
    "#### Run tidally-constrained raster generation"
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      "Usage: python -m coastlines.raster [OPTIONS]\n",
      "\n",
      "Options:\n",
      "  --config_path TEXT              Path to the YAML config file defining inputs\n",
      "                                  to use for this analysis. These are\n",
      "                                  typically located in the `dea-\n",
      "                                  coastlines/configs/` directory.  [required]\n",
      "  --study_area TEXT               A string providing a unique ID of an\n",
      "                                  analysis gridcell that will be used to run\n",
      "                                  the analysis. This should match a row in the\n",
      "                                  \"id\" column of the provided analysis\n",
      "                                  gridcell vector file.  [required]\n",
      "  --raster_version TEXT           A unique string proving a name that will be\n",
      "                                  used for output raster directories and\n",
      "                                  files. This can be used to version different\n",
      "                                  analysis outputs.  [required]\n",
      "  --start_year INTEGER            The first annual shoreline you wish to be\n",
      "                                  included in the final outputs. To allow low\n",
      "                                  data pixels to be gapfilled with additional\n",
      "                                  satellite data from neighbouring years, the\n",
      "                                  full timeseries of satellite data loaded in\n",
      "                                  this step will include one additional year\n",
      "                                  of preceding satellite data (i.e. if\n",
      "                                  `--start_year 1988`, satellite data from\n",
      "                                  1987 onward will be loaded for gapfilling\n",
      "                                  purposes). Because of this, we recommend\n",
      "                                  that at least one year of satellite data\n",
      "                                  exists in your datacube prior to\n",
      "                                  `--start_year`.\n",
      "  --end_year INTEGER              The final annual shoreline you wish to be\n",
      "                                  included in the final outputs. To allow low\n",
      "                                  data pixels to be gapfilled with additional\n",
      "                                  satellite data from neighbouring years, the\n",
      "                                  full timeseries of satellite data loaded in\n",
      "                                  this step will include one additional year\n",
      "                                  of ensuing satellite data (i.e. if\n",
      "                                  `--end_year 2020`, satellite data up to and\n",
      "                                  including 2021 will be loaded for gapfilling\n",
      "                                  purposes). Because of this, we recommend\n",
      "                                  that at least one year of satellite data\n",
      "                                  exists in your datacube after `--end_year`.\n",
      "  --tide_centre FLOAT             The central tide height used to compute the\n",
      "                                  min and max tide height cutoffs. Tide\n",
      "                                  heights will be masked so all satellite\n",
      "                                  observations are approximately centred over\n",
      "                                  this value. The default is 0.0 which\n",
      "                                  represents 0 m Above Mean Sea Level.\n",
      "  --buffer FLOAT                  The distance (in degrees) to buffer the\n",
      "                                  study area grid cell extent. This buffer is\n",
      "                                  important for ensuring that generated\n",
      "                                  rasters overlap along the boundaries of\n",
      "                                  neighbouring study areas so that we can\n",
      "                                  extract seamless vector shorelines. Defaults\n",
      "                                  to 0.05 degrees, or roughly 5 km at the\n",
      "                                  equator.\n",
      "  --tide_model TEXT               The model used for tide modelling, as\n",
      "                                  supported by the `eo-tides` Python package.\n",
      "                                  Options include 'EOT20' (default),\n",
      "                                  'TPXO10-atlas-v2-nc', 'FES2022', 'FES2014',\n",
      "                                  'GOT5.6', 'ensemble'.\n",
      "  --tide_model_dir TEXT           The directory containing tide model data\n",
      "                                  files. Defaults to '/var/share/tide_models';\n",
      "                                  for more information about the required\n",
      "                                  directory structure, refer to `eo-\n",
      "                                  tides.utils.list_models`.\n",
      "  --aws_unsigned / --no-aws_unsigned\n",
      "                                  Whether to use sign AWS requests for S3\n",
      "                                  access\n",
      "  --overwrite / --no-overwrite    Whether to overwrite tiles with existing\n",
      "                                  outputs, or skip these tiles entirely.\n",
      "  --help                          Show this message and exit.\n",
      "\u001b[0m"
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    "!python -m coastlines.raster --help"
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      "2025-03-04 00:19:52 INFO Loaded study area grid\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Loaded study area grid\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:20:10 INFO Loaded virtual product\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Loaded virtual product\n",
      "Creating reduced resolution 5000 x 5000 metre tide modelling array\n",
      "Modelling tides with EOT20\n",
      "Reprojecting tides into original resolution\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:20:24 INFO Finished modelling tide heights\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Finished modelling tide heights\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:20:25 INFO Calculating low and high tide cutoffs for each pixel\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Calculating low and high tide cutoffs for each pixel\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:20:25 INFO Started exporting raster data\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Started exporting raster data\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:20:25 INFO Exporting 1986\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 1986\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:20:29 INFO Exporting 1987\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 1987\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:20:36 INFO Exporting 1988\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 1988\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:20:41 INFO Exporting 1989\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 1989\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:20:48 INFO Exporting 1990\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 1990\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:20:55 INFO Exporting 1991\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 1991\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:21:03 INFO Exporting 1992\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 1992\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:21:10 INFO Exporting 1993\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 1993\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:21:19 INFO Exporting 1994\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 1994\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:21:27 INFO Exporting 1995\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 1995\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:21:34 INFO Exporting 1996\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 1996\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:21:42 INFO Exporting 1997\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 1997\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:21:51 INFO Exporting 1998\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 1998\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:21:59 INFO Exporting 1999\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 1999\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:22:07 INFO Exporting 2000\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2000\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:22:14 INFO Exporting 2001\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2001\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:22:21 INFO Exporting 2002\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2002\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:22:31 INFO Exporting 2003\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2003\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:22:48 INFO Exporting 2004\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2004\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:23:03 INFO Exporting 2005\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2005\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:23:19 INFO Exporting 2006\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2006\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:23:33 INFO Exporting 2007\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2007\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:23:45 INFO Exporting 2008\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2008\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:23:58 INFO Exporting 2009\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2009\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:24:09 INFO Exporting 2010\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2010\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:24:19 INFO Exporting 2011\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2011\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:24:27 INFO Exporting 2012\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2012\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:24:40 INFO Exporting 2013\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2013\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:24:58 INFO Exporting 2014\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2014\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:25:16 INFO Exporting 2015\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2015\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:25:33 INFO Exporting 2016\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2016\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:25:52 INFO Exporting 2017\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2017\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:26:09 INFO Exporting 2018\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2018\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:26:30 INFO Exporting 2019\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2019\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:26:47 INFO Exporting 2020\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2020\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:27:05 INFO Exporting 2021\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2021\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:27:26 INFO Exporting 2022\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2022\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:27:48 INFO Exporting 2023\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2023\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:13 INFO Exporting 2024\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Exporting 2024\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:15 INFO Completed exporting raster data\n",
      "INFO:Coastlines raster generation, study area 9:Completed exporting raster data\n",
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    "!python -m coastlines.raster --config_path {config_path} --study_area {study_area} --raster_version {raster_version} --start_year 1988 --end_year 2024"
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   "source": [
    "#### Run vector annual shoreline and rates of change statistics generation"
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      "Usage: python -m coastlines.vector [OPTIONS]\n",
      "\n",
      "Options:\n",
      "  --config_path TEXT              Path to the YAML config file defining inputs\n",
      "                                  to use for this analysis. These are\n",
      "                                  typically located in the `dea-\n",
      "                                  coastlines/configs/` directory.  [required]\n",
      "  --study_area TEXT               A string providing a unique ID of an\n",
      "                                  analysis gridcell that was previously used\n",
      "                                  to generate raster files. This is used to\n",
      "                                  identify the raster files that will be used\n",
      "                                  as inputs for shoreline extraction, and\n",
      "                                  should match a row in the \"id\" column of the\n",
      "                                  provided analysis gridcell vector file.\n",
      "                                  [required]\n",
      "  --raster_version TEXT           A unique string providing a name that was\n",
      "                                  used to generate raster files. This is used\n",
      "                                  to identify the raster files that will be\n",
      "                                  used as inputs for shoreline extraction.\n",
      "                                  [required]\n",
      "  --vector_version TEXT           A unique string proving a name that will be\n",
      "                                  used for output vector directories and\n",
      "                                  files. This allows multiple versions of\n",
      "                                  vector files to be generated from the same\n",
      "                                  input raster data, e.g. for testing\n",
      "                                  different water index thresholds or indices.\n",
      "                                  If not provided, this will default to the\n",
      "                                  same string supplied to \"--raster_version\".\n",
      "  --water_index TEXT              A string giving the name of the computed\n",
      "                                  water index to use for shoreline extraction.\n",
      "                                  Defaults to \"mndwi\".\n",
      "  --index_threshold FLOAT         The water index threshold used to extract\n",
      "                                  subpixel precision shorelines. Defaults to\n",
      "                                  0.00.\n",
      "  --start_year INTEGER            The first annual shoreline to extract from\n",
      "                                  the input raster data.\n",
      "  --end_year INTEGER              The final annual shoreline to extract from\n",
      "                                  the input raster data.\n",
      "  --baseline_year INTEGER         The annual shoreline used as a baseline from\n",
      "                                  which to generate the rates of change point\n",
      "                                  statistics. This is typically the most\n",
      "                                  recent annual shoreline in the dataset (i.e.\n",
      "                                  the same as `--end_year`).\n",
      "  --aws_unsigned / --no-aws_unsigned\n",
      "                                  Whether to use sign AWS requests for S3\n",
      "                                  access\n",
      "  --overwrite / --no-overwrite    Whether to overwrite tiles with existing\n",
      "                                  outputs, or skip these tiles entirely.\n",
      "  --help                          Show this message and exit.\n",
      "\u001b[0m"
     ]
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   "source": [
    "!python -m coastlines.vector --help"
   ]
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    "Example analysis:"
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      "2025-03-04 00:28:25 INFO Study area 9: Starting vector generation\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:28 INFO Study area 9: Loaded rasters\n",
      "Operating in single z-value, multiple arrays mode\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:42 INFO Study area 9: Extracted shorelines from raster data\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:42 INFO Study area 9: Extracted rates of change points\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:46 INFO Study area 9: Calculated distances to each annual shoreline\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:47 INFO Study area 9: Calculated rates of change regressions\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:48 INFO Study area 9: Calculated all of time statistics\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:48 INFO Study area 9: Calculated rate of change certainty flags\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:49 INFO Study area 9: Added region attributes and geohash UIDs\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:50 INFO Study area 9: Output vector files written to data/interim/vector/development/9_development\n",
      "\u001b[0m"
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    "!python -m coastlines.vector --config_path {config_path} --study_area {study_area} --raster_version {raster_version} --start_year 1988 --end_year 2024 --baseline_year 2024"
   ]
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   "source": [
    "#### Run continental-scale layer generation"
   ]
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      "Usage: python -m coastlines.continental [OPTIONS]\n",
      "\n",
      "Options:\n",
      "  --vector_version TEXT           A unique string proving a name that was used\n",
      "                                  for output vector directories and files.\n",
      "                                  This is used to identify the tiled annual\n",
      "                                  shoreline and rates of change layers that\n",
      "                                  will be combined into continental-scale\n",
      "                                  layers.  [required]\n",
      "  --continental_version TEXT      A unique string proving a name that will be\n",
      "                                  used for output continental-scale layers.\n",
      "                                  This allows multiple versions of\n",
      "                                  continental-scale layers to be generated\n",
      "                                  from the same input vector data, e.g. for\n",
      "                                  testing different hotspot of coastal change\n",
      "                                  summary layers. If not provided, this will\n",
      "                                  default to the string provided to \"--\n",
      "                                  vector_version\".\n",
      "  --shorelines BOOLEAN            A boolean indicating whether to combine\n",
      "                                  tiled annual shorelines layers into a single\n",
      "                                  continental-scale annual shorelines layer.\n",
      "  --ratesofchange BOOLEAN         A boolean indicating whether to combine\n",
      "                                  tiled rates of change statistics layers into\n",
      "                                  a single continental-scale rates of change\n",
      "                                  statistics layer.\n",
      "  --hotspots BOOLEAN              A boolean indicating whether to generate\n",
      "                                  continental-scale coastal change hotspot\n",
      "                                  summary layers (this can be very slow\n",
      "                                  depending on the radii requested).\n",
      "  --hotspots_radius INTEGER       The distance (in metres) used to generate\n",
      "                                  coastal change hotspots summary layers. This\n",
      "                                  controls the spacing of each summary point,\n",
      "                                  and the radius used to aggregate rates of\n",
      "                                  change statistics around each point. The\n",
      "                                  default generates three hotspot layers with\n",
      "                                  radii 10000 m, 5000 m and 1000 m. To specify\n",
      "                                  multiple custom radii, repeat this argument,\n",
      "                                  e.g. `--hotspots_radius 1000\n",
      "                                  --hotspots_radius 5000`.\n",
      "  --baseline_year INTEGER         The annual shoreline used to generate the\n",
      "                                  hotspot summary points. This is typically\n",
      "                                  the most recent annual shoreline in the\n",
      "                                  dataset.\n",
      "  --shapefiles BOOLEAN            A boolean indicating whether to export\n",
      "                                  outputs as a zipped ESRI Shapefile dataset\n",
      "                                  (this can be slow depending on the size of\n",
      "                                  the analysis).\n",
      "  --include-styles / --no-include-styles\n",
      "                                  Set this to indicate whether to include\n",
      "                                  styles in the output OGC GeoPackage file.\n",
      "  --help                          Show this message and exit.\n",
      "\u001b[0m"
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   "source": [
    "!python -m coastlines.continental --help"
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      "2025-03-04 00:28:56 INFO Writing data to data/processed/development\n",
      "Warning 1: A geometry of type MULTILINESTRING is inserted into layer shorelines_annual of geometry type LINESTRING, which is not normally allowed by the GeoPackage specification, but the driver will however do it. To create a conformant GeoPackage, if using ogr2ogr, the -nlt option can be used to override the layer geometry type. This warning will no longer be emitted for this combination of layer and feature geometry type.\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:57 INFO Merging annual shorelines complete\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:58 INFO Merging rates of change points complete\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:58 INFO Loading continental shoreline and rates of change data into memory\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:58 INFO Generating coastal change hotspots\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:58 INFO Calculating 10000 m hotspots\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:58 INFO Calculating 5000 m hotspots\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:58 INFO Calculating 1000 m hotspots\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:58 INFO Writing coastal change hotspots complete\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:58 INFO Started writing outputs as zipped ESRI Shapefiles\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:58 INFO Completed writing rates of change points to zipped ESRI Shapefiles\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:59 INFO Completed writing annual shorelines to zipped ESRI Shapefiles\n",
      "2025-03-04 00:28:59 INFO Writing styles to OGC GeoPackage file complete\n",
      "\u001b[0m"
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   ],
   "source": [
    "!python -m coastlines.continental --vector_version {vector_version} --continental_version {continental_version} --shorelines True --ratesofchange True --hotspots True --baseline_year 2024"
   ]
  },
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   "source": [
    "## Example combined analysis\n",
    "This demonstrates how the three components of DEA Coastlines (raster generation, vector generation and continental layers generation) can be applied automatically to a sequence of input study area grid cells."
   ]
  },
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   "cell_type": "code",
   "execution_count": null,
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   "source": [
    "# Study areas\n",
    "study_areas = [283]"
   ]
  },
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   "cell_type": "code",
   "execution_count": null,
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   "source": [
    "# Run raster and vector generation for each study area\n",
    "for study_area in study_areas:\n",
    "    print(study_area)\n",
    "    !python -m coastlines.raster --config_path {config_path} --study_area {study_area} --raster_version {raster_version} --start_year 1988 --end_year 2022\n",
    "    !python -m coastlines.vector --config_path {config_path} --study_area {study_area} --raster_version {raster_version} --vector_version {vector_version} --start_year 1988 --end_year 2022 --baseline_year 2022\n",
    "\n",
    "# When complete, combine into single continental outputs\n",
    "!python -m coastlines.continental --vector_version {vector_version} --continental_version {continental_version} --shorelines True --ratesofchange True --hotspots True --baseline_year 2022"
   ]
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   "id": "3f83a811-d875-4c27-9f9e-3e644119b49f",
   "metadata": {
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   "source": [
    "### Clean up and remove files\n",
    "Warning: this will delete all data processed with a matching unique version name. Only run these cells if you no longer need these processed outputs!"
   ]
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "code",
   "execution_count": null,
   "id": "585af34b-9cde-4ff2-8fa5-5c2baaab2e79",
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   "outputs": [],
   "source": [
    "# rm -rf data/interim/raster/{raster_version}"
   ]
  },
  {
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   "execution_count": null,
   "id": "f3069daf-5d71-4c70-8740-d02efb1fc0f9",
   "metadata": {},
   "outputs": [],
   "source": [
    "# rm -rf data/interim/vector/{vector_version}"
   ]
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "code",
   "execution_count": null,
   "id": "38d2209f-e978-4735-835b-68381358517a",
   "metadata": {},
   "outputs": [],
   "source": [
    "# rm -rf data/processed/{continental_version}"
   ]
  },
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   "id": "9d560564-e485-4a02-8f19-0dea1ba42bd3",
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    "***\n",
    "\n",
    "## Additional information"
   ]
  },
  {
   "cell_type": "markdown",
   "id": "457f851c-3b51-4c80-8430-d893fdbd05ec",
   "metadata": {},
   "source": [
    "**License:** The code in this notebook is licensed under the [Apache License, Version 2.0](https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0). \n",
    "Digital Earth Australia data is licensed under the [Creative Commons by Attribution 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) license.\n",
    "\n",
    "**Contact:** For assistance with any of the Python code or Jupyter Notebooks in this repository, please post a [Github issue](https://github.com/GeoscienceAustralia/dea-coastlines/issues/new).\n",
    "\n",
    "**Last modified:** July 2023\n",
    "\n",
    "**To cite:**\n",
    "\n",
    "> Bishop-Taylor, R., Nanson, R., Sagar, S., Lymburner, L. (2021). Mapping Australia's dynamic coastline at mean sea level using three decades of Landsat imagery. Remote Sensing of Environment, 267, 112734. Available: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rse.2021.112734\n",
    ">\n",
    "> Nanson, R., Bishop-Taylor, R., Sagar, S., Lymburner, L., (2022). Geomorphic insights into Australia's coastal change using a national dataset derived from the multi-decadal Landsat archive. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, 265, p.107712. Available: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecss.2021.107712\n",
    ">\n",
    "> Bishop-Taylor, R., Sagar, S., Lymburner, L., Alam, I., Sixsmith, J. (2019). Sub-pixel waterline extraction: characterising accuracy and sensitivity to indices and spectra. Remote Sensing, 11 (24):2984. Available: https://doi.org/10.3390/rs11242984"
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