The names of the options and their roles are documented in LAScatalog . The options are used by all the functions that support a LAScatalog as input. Most options are easy to understand and to link to the documentation of LAScatalog but some need more details. See section 'Details'.
opt_chunk_buffer(ctg)opt_chunk_buffer(ctg)<- value
opt_chunk_size(ctg)opt_chunk_size(ctg)<- value
opt_chunk_alignment(ctg)opt_chunk_alignment(ctg)<- value
opt_restart(ctg)<- value
opt_progress(ctg)opt_progress(ctg)<- value
opt_stop_early(ctg)opt_stop_early(ctg)<- value
opt_wall_to_wall(ctg)opt_wall_to_wall(ctg)<- value
opt_independent_files(ctg)opt_independent_files(ctg)<- value
opt_output_files(ctg)opt_output_files(ctg)<- value
opt_laz_compression(ctg)opt_laz_compression(ctg)<- value
opt_merge(ctg)opt_merge(ctg)<- value
opt_select(ctg)opt_select(ctg)<- value
opt_filter(ctg)opt_filter(ctg)<- value
Arguments
ctg: An object of class LAScatalog
value: An appropriate value depending on the expected input.
Details
opt_restart() automatically sets the chunk option named "drop" in such a way that the engine will restart at a given chunk and skip all previous chunks. Useful for restarting after a crash.
opt_independent_file() automatically sets the chunk size, chunk buffer and wall-to-wall options to process files that are not spatially related to each other, such as plot inventories.
opt_laz_compression() automatically modifies the drivers to write LAZ files instead of LAS files.