The goal of stac_uav_bc
is to document and serve out our UAV
collection for British Columbia. It is organized by watershed and can be
queried by location using our API via the lovely rstac
R
package and QGIS
(v3.42+). Still a work in progress (need to assign
time data to allow API queries) but currently functioning at
images.a11s.one. See below how to add STAC items to
QGIS.
# bc bounding box
bcbbox <- as.numeric(
sf::st_bbox(bcmaps::bc_bound()) |>
sf::st_transform(crs = 4326)
)
# This a bounding box for the [Neexdzi Kwa](https://www.newgraphenvironment.com/restoration_wedzin_kwa_2024/) watershed (aka - the Upper Bulkley River near Houston BC) bbox = c(-126.77000, 54.08832, -125.88822, 54.68786)
# use rstac to query the collection
q <- rstac::stac("https://images.a11s.one/") |>
rstac::stac_search(
# collections = "imagery-uav-bc-dev",
collections = "imagery-uav-bc-prod",
bbox = bcbbox
) |>
rstac::post_request()
# get deets of the items
r <- q |>
rstac::items_fetch()
saveRDS(r, "data/stac_result.rds")
r <- readRDS("data/stac_result.rds")
# build the table to display the info
url_bucket <- "https://dev-imagery-uav-bc.s3.amazonaws.com/"
url_bucket <- "https://imagery-uav-bc.s3.amazonaws.com/"
tab <- tibble::tibble(url_download = purrr::map_chr(r$features, ~ purrr::pluck(.x, "assets", "image", "href"))) |>
dplyr::mutate(stub = stringr::str_replace_all(url_download, url_bucket, "")) |>
tidyr::separate(
col = stub,
into = c("region", "watershed_group", "year", "item", "rest"),
sep = "/",
extra = "drop"
) |>
dplyr::mutate(
link_view =
dplyr::case_when(
!tools::file_path_sans_ext(basename(url_download)) %in% c("dsm", "dtm") ~
ngr::ngr_str_link_url(
url_base = "https://viewer.a11s.one/?cog=",
url_resource = url_download,
url_resource_path = FALSE,
# anchor_text= "URL View"
anchor_text= tools::file_path_sans_ext(basename(url_download))),
T ~ "-"),
link_download = ngr::ngr_str_link_url(url_base = url_download, anchor_text = url_download)
)|>
dplyr::select(region, watershed_group, year, item, link_view, link_download)
Please see http://www.newgraphenvironment.com/stac_uav_bc for published table of collection links/details.
As of QGIS 3.42 - ONE can also access stac items (orthoimagery, Digital
Surface Models and Digital Terrain Models in our case) directly via the
Data Source Manager. See a blog with details
here. It looks
like this in the th Layer / Data Source Manager
toolbar in QGIS: