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ee.Terrain.slope
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Calcola la pendenza in gradi da un DEM del terreno.
Il gradiente locale viene calcolato utilizzando i vicini a 4 connessioni di ogni pixel, quindi i valori mancanti si verificano intorno ai bordi di un'immagine.
| Utilizzo | Restituisce |
|---|
ee.Terrain.slope(input) | Immagine |
| Argomento | Tipo | Dettagli |
|---|
input | Immagine | Un'immagine di elevazione, in metri. |
Esempi
Editor di codice (JavaScript)
// Demonstrate ee.Terrain functions with single-image and collection DEMs.
// DEMs in Earth Engine are often distributed as single images per asset
// (e.g., NASA/NASADEM_HGT/001) or as collections of tiled images that need
// to be mosaicked (e.g., COPERNICUS/DEM/GLO30). Terrain analysis functions
// compute values based on neighboring pixels, so care must be taken to
// select and prepare DEM inputs appropriately.
// 1. Single DEM image asset.
// Assets like NASADEM are presented as single images covering large areas.
// They generally have a single projection and can be used in terrain analysis
// with no preprocessing.
var nasadem = ee.Image('NASA/NASADEM_HGT/001').select('elevation');
// Calculate slope: degrees, range [0, 90).
var nasademSlope = ee.Terrain.slope(nasadem);
// Visualization parameters.
var elevationVis = {
min: 0.0,
max: 3000.0,
palette:
['333399', '00a2e5', '55dd77', 'ffff99', 'aa926b', 'aa928d', 'ffffff']
};
var slopeVis = {min: 0.0, max: 60.0};
// Display layers.
Map.setCenter(-121.603, 47.702, 9);
Map.addLayer(nasadem, elevationVis, 'NASADEM Elevation', false);
Map.addLayer(nasademSlope, slopeVis, 'NASADEM Slope');
// 2. Mosaicked DEM ImageCollection asset.
// In contrast to single-image assets like NASADEM, some DEMs like GLO30 are
// provided as a collection of images that need to be mosaicked before use.
// We use this mosaicked DEM for the terrain calculations below.
var glo30collection = ee.ImageCollection('COPERNICUS/DEM/GLO30');
// When mosaicking a DEM collection that will be used for terrain analysis,
// it is best practice to set the mosaic's default projection to the native
// projection of the DEM tiles. If you don't, Earth Engine's default
// projection for mosaics (EPSG:4326 at 1-degree scale) is used, which is
// often too coarse for analysis and can lead to resampling artifacts if
// the result is reprojected to a different CRS during computation.
// See:
// https://developers.google.com/earth-engine/guides/projections#reprojecting
var glo30Proj = glo30collection.first().projection();
var glo30Image =
glo30collection.select('DEM').mosaic().setDefaultProjection(glo30Proj);
// Calculate slope.
var glo30Slope = ee.Terrain.slope(glo30Image);
// Display layers.
Map.addLayer(glo30Image, elevationVis, 'GLO30 Elevation', false);
Map.addLayer(glo30Slope, slopeVis, 'GLO30 Slope');
Configurazione di Python
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geemap per lo sviluppo interattivo, consulta la pagina
Ambiente Python.
import ee
import geemap.core as geemap
Colab (Python)
# Demonstrate ee.Terrain functions with single-image and collection DEMs.
# DEMs in Earth Engine are often distributed as single images per asset
# (e.g., NASA/NASADEM_HGT/001) or as collections of tiled images that need
# to be mosaicked (e.g., COPERNICUS/DEM/GLO30). Terrain analysis functions
# compute values based on neighboring pixels, so care must be taken to
# select and prepare DEM inputs appropriately.
# 1. Single DEM image asset.
# Assets like NASADEM are presented as single images covering large areas.
# They generally have a single projection and can be used in terrain analysis
# with no preprocessing.
nasadem = ee.Image('NASA/NASADEM_HGT/001').select('elevation')
# Calculate slope: degrees, range [0, 90).
nasadem_slope = ee.Terrain.slope(nasadem)
# Visualization parameters.
elevation_vis = {
'min': 0.0,
'max': 3000.0,
'palette': [
'333399',
'00a2e5',
'55dd77',
'ffff99',
'aa926b',
'aa928d',
'ffffff',
],
}
slope_vis = {'min': 0.0, 'max': 60.0}
# Display layers.
m = geemap.Map()
m.set_center(-121.603, 47.702, 9)
m.add_layer(nasadem, elevation_vis, 'NASADEM Elevation', False)
m.add_layer(nasadem_slope, slope_vis, 'NASADEM Slope')
# 2. Mosaicked DEM ImageCollection asset.
# In contrast to single-image assets like NASADEM, some DEMs like GLO30 are
# provided as a collection of images that need to be mosaicked before use.
# We use this mosaicked DEM for the terrain calculations below.
glo30_collection = ee.ImageCollection('COPERNICUS/DEM/GLO30')
# When mosaicking a DEM collection that will be used for terrain analysis,
# it is best practice to set the mosaic's default projection to the native
# projection of the DEM tiles. If you don't, Earth Engine's default
# projection for mosaics (EPSG:4326 at 1-degree scale) is used, which is
# often too coarse for analysis and can lead to resampling artifacts if
# the result is reprojected to a different CRS during computation.
# See:
# https://developers.google.com/earth-engine/guides/projections#reprojecting
glo30_proj = glo30_collection.first().projection()
glo30_image = (
glo30_collection.select('DEM').mosaic().setDefaultProjection(glo30_proj)
)
# Calculate slope.
glo30_slope = ee.Terrain.slope(glo30_image)
# Display layers.
m.add_layer(glo30_image, elevation_vis, 'GLO30 Elevation', False)
m.add_layer(glo30_slope, slope_vis, 'GLO30 Slope')
m
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Ultimo aggiornamento 2026-04-29 UTC.
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