This repository contains tools that computes EquivalentTowerHeight (ETH) for mountain peaks.
- Automatic data collection and processing from ASTER Global Digital Elevation Model V003 database
- Grid-based peak contour apporximation
- Result visualization
By default, main.py computes ETH for all peaks in data\Combined.csv.
You can also perform a single analysis on the peak of your choice.
from main import analysis_peak
# Analyze Mt Everest at given coordinates
analysis_peak(
rough_lat=27.99, # Latitude
rough_lon=86.92, # Longitude
true_elevation=8849, # Optional known elevation in meters, for data validation
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