kml_output

Defines a KML plot output driver.

kml_output(**kwargs)

Defines a KML plot output driver.

Parameters

  • output_title (str, default: "magics++ plot") – Defines a title for the output which gets displayed if the format supports it.

  • output_name_first_page_number ({"on", "off"}, default: "on") – Determines whether, for the first page of multipage output, the number is included in the filename.

  • output_file_minimal_width (number, default: 1) – Width of numbering of multi-file outputs (eg, ‘plot.1.png’ or ‘plot.001.png’).

  • output_debug ({"on", "off"}, default: "off") – Defines if extra debug information are written in the output file (PS, EPS, SVG) or console (PNG).

  • output_filelist ({"on", "off"}, default: "off") – Defines if a list of all generated files should be written.

  • output_filelist_name (str, default: "magics_outputs.lst") – Defines the name of the file containing the list of generated files.

  • kml_kmz ({"on", "off"}, default: "on") – Defines if output files will be zipped into a KMZ file.

  • kml_description (str, default: "generated by magics++") – Short description for the product.

  • kml_author (str) – Gives the author of the product.

  • kml_link (str) – Gives the HTTP link to the product (Example: http://www.ecmwf.int/products).

  • kml_height (number, default: 5.0) – Default height of all layers! [This is still WORK IN PROGRESS!!!]

  • kml_latitude (number, default: 40.0) – Defines the latitude of initial viewpoint.

  • kml_longitude (number, default: 0.0) – Defines the longitude of initial viewpoint.

  • kml_transparency (number, default: 100) – Defines the transparency in percentage ( 0% = invisible) of the layers saved.

  • kml_tilt (number, default: 0) – Defines the tilting angle for the default view (0 equals from above).

  • kml_range (number, default: 6000) – Defines the distance (km) to the default view in km.

  • kml_coastlines ({"on", "off"}, default: "off") – Determines if coastlines are plotted by Magics or not. Default is “off” because Google Earth and Google Maps have their own coastlines.

Return type

Request