Python API and CLI reference

AROSICS offers two interfaces.

1. You can use AROSICS as a Python package

(e.g., to be embed it into your Python code):

• Python API reference
  • arosics package
    • Submodules
    • arosics.CoReg module
      • COREG
      • GeoArray_CoReg
    • arosics.CoReg_local module
      • COREG_LOCAL
    • arosics.DeShifter module
      • DESHIFTER
      • deshift_image_using_coreg_info()
    • arosics.Tie_Point_Grid module
      • Tie_Point_Grid
      • Tie_Point_Grid_Interpolator
      • Tie_Point_Refiner
      • mp_initializer()
    • arosics.arosics_cli module
      • get_arosics_argparser()
      • main()
      • run_global_coreg()
      • run_local_coreg()
    • arosics.geometry module
      • angle_to_north()
      • get_GeoArrayPosition_from_boxImYX()
      • get_gdalReadInputs_from_boxImYX()
      • get_subset_GeoTransform()
      • get_true_corner_mapXY()
      • has_metaRotation()
      • remove_metaRotation()
    • arosics.plotting module
      • _norm()
      • subplot_2dline()
      • subplot_3dsurface()
      • subplot_imshow()
    • arosics.version module
    • Module contents
      • COREG
      • COREG_LOCAL
      • DESHIFTER
      • Tie_Point_Grid

2. You can use AROSICS from the command line

(you don’t need to be familiar with Python in that case):

• Command line interface reference
  • arosics
    • Named Arguments
    • Sub-commands
      • global
      • local