### Install NASADEM using pip

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Install the NASADEM package using pip. This is the standard method for adding the package to your Python environment.

```bash
pip install NASADEM

```

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### NASADEM v2.0 Connection

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Example of establishing a connection with NASADEM v2.0. The package now handles URLs automatically, simplifying the connection process.

```python
from NASADEM import NASADEMConnection

# Simpler - earthaccess handles the URLs
nasadem = NASADEMConnection(
    username="user",
    password="pass"
)

```

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### NASADEM v1.x Connection

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Example of establishing a connection with NASADEM v1.x, including specifying the remote URL.

```python
from NASADEM import NASADEMConnection

nasadem = NASADEMConnection(
    username="user",
    password="pass",
    remote="https://e4ftl01.cr.usgs.gov"  # Old URL
)

```

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### Install NASADEM from source

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Install the NASADEM package directly from its source code repository. This is useful for development or when using the latest unreleased version.

```bash
git clone https://github.com/gregory-halverson/NASADEM.git
cd NASADEM
pip install -e .

```

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### Get Elevation Data for a Geometry

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM

Retrieve elevation data for a specified geographic area defined by a RasterGrid object. This example shows how to get the minimum and maximum elevation values within the defined bounds.

```python
from NASADEM import NASADEM
from rasters import RasterGrid

# Define target area
geometry = RasterGrid.from_bbox(
    xmin=-118.5, ymin=33.5, xmax=-117.5, ymax=34.5,
    cell_size=30, crs="EPSG:4326"
)

# Get elevation data
elevation = NASADEM.elevation_m(geometry)
print(f"Elevation range: {elevation.min():.1f} to {elevation.max():.1f} meters")

# Get surface water body mask
water = NASADEM.swb(geometry)

```

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### Extract Elevation at a Single Point

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Get the elevation value at a specific geographic point using the NASADEM package. Requires defining the point with its coordinates.

```python
from rasters import Point, MultiPoint
from NASADEM import NASADEM

# Single point
point = Point(-118.0, 34.0)
elevation = NASADEM.elevation_m(point)
print(f"Elevation at point: {elevation:.1f} m")

```

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### Get Elevation Data for a Defined Area

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Retrieve elevation data for a specified geographic bounding box using the NASADEM package. Requires defining the area with RasterGrid and specifying cell size and CRS.

```python
from NASADEM import NASADEM
from rasters import RasterGrid

# Define target area
geometry = RasterGrid.from_bbox(
    xmin=-118.5, ymin=33.5, xmax=-117.5, ymax=34.5,
    cell_size=30, crs="EPSG:4326"
)

# Get elevation data
elevation = NASADEM.elevation_m(geometry)
print(f"Elevation range: {elevation.min():.1f} to {elevation.max():.1f} meters")

```

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### Get Surface Water Body Mask

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Retrieve the surface water body (SWB) mask for a defined geographic area using the NASADEM package. This function is used similarly to elevation data retrieval.

```python
from NASADEM import NASADEM
from rasters import RasterGrid

# Define target area
geometry = RasterGrid.from_bbox(
    xmin=-118.5, ymin=33.5, xmax=-117.5, ymax=34.5,
    cell_size=30, crs="EPSG:4326"
)

# Get surface water body mask
water = NASADEM.swb(geometry)

```

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### Configure .netrc for Authentication

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Set up a .netrc file in your home directory for authentication with NASA Earthdata. Ensure correct permissions are set for security.

```bash
machine urs.earthdata.nasa.gov
    login YOUR_USERNAME
    password YOUR_PASSWORD

```

```bash
chmod 600 ~/.netrc

```

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### Working with NASADEM Tiles

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM

Identify and download specific NASADEM data tiles. This allows for more granular control over data retrieval and management.

```python
from NASADEM import NASADEM

# Get tiles covering an area
tiles = NASADEM.tiles(geometry)
print(f"Tiles needed: {tiles}")

# Download a specific tile
granule = NASADEM.download_tile("n34w118")
elevation = granule.elevation_m
swb = granule.swb

```

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### Earthaccess Authentication

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

How to log in and persist credentials using the earthaccess library to resolve authentication issues.

```python
import earthaccess
earthaccess.login(persist=True)  # Save credentials

```

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### Set Environment Variables for Authentication

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Configure environment variables for username and password to authenticate with NASA Earthdata. This is a common method for automated systems.

```bash
export EARTHDATA_USERNAME=your_username
export EARTHDATA_PASSWORD=your_password

```

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### Direct Credentials Authentication with NASADEMConnection

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Authenticate directly using username and password when creating a NASADEMConnection instance. Optionally persist credentials to a .netrc file.

```python
from NASADEM import NASADEMConnection

nasadem = NASADEMConnection(
    username="your_username",
    password="your_password",
    persist_credentials=True  # Optionally save to .netrc
)

```

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### Custom Download Directory for NASADEM

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Configure the NASADEMConnection to use a custom directory for downloaded data. This allows for better organization of downloaded files.

```python
from NASADEM import NASADEMConnection

# Create connection with custom download directory
nasadem = NASADEMConnection(
    download_directory="~/my_nasadem_data"
)

# Use it the same way
elevation = nasadem.elevation_m(geometry)

```

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### Interactive Earthaccess Login

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Perform an interactive login using the earthaccess package. This method prompts for credentials and can optionally save them for future use.

```python
import earthaccess
earthaccess.login()  # Will prompt for credentials and optionally save them

```

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### Download and Access a Specific NASADEM Tile

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Download a specific NASADEM data tile by its identifier and then access its elevation and surface water body data. The downloaded tile is represented by a granule object.

```python
from NASADEM import NASADEM

# Download a specific tile
granule = NASADEM.download_tile("n34w118")
elevation = granule.elevation_m
swb = granule.swb

```

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### NASADEMConnection Methods

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Methods for interacting with NASADEM data, including retrieving elevation, surface water body masks, and managing tiles.

```APIDOC
## NASADEMConnection

Main class for accessing NASADEM data.

### Methods

* `elevation_m(geometry)`: Get elevation in meters
* `elevation_km(geometry)`: Get elevation in kilometers
* `swb(geometry)`: Get surface water body mask
* `download_tile(tile)`: Download a specific tile
* `tiles(geometry)`: Get list of tiles covering a geometry

### Parameters

* `username` (str, optional): NASA Earthdata username
* `password` (str, optional): NASA Earthdata password
* `working_directory` (str, optional): Working directory for temporary files
* `download_directory` (str, optional): Directory for downloaded tiles (default: `~/data/NASADEM`)
* `persist_credentials` (bool, optional): Save credentials to `.netrc` (default: False)
* `skip_auth` (bool, optional): Skip authentication (useful for testing, default: False)
```

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### NASADEMGranule Properties

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Properties representing a single NASADEM tile.

```APIDOC
## NASADEMGranule

Represents a single NASADEM tile.

### Properties

* `elevation_m`: Elevation raster in meters
* `swb`: Surface water body mask
* `geometry`: Raster geometry of the tile
* `tile`: Tile identifier (e.g., "n34w118")
```

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### Identify NASADEM Tiles Covering an Area

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Determine which NASADEM data tiles are required to cover a specified geographic area. This helps in planning downloads.

```python
from NASADEM import NASADEM

# Get tiles covering an area
tiles = NASADEM.tiles(geometry)
print(f"Tiles needed: {tiles}")

```

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### Extract Elevation at Multiple Points

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM/2.1.0

Retrieve elevation values for multiple geographic points simultaneously. This is more efficient than querying each point individually.

```python
from rasters import Point, MultiPoint
from NASADEM import NASADEM

# Multiple points
points = MultiPoint([
    Point(-118.0, 34.0),
    Point(-117.5, 33.8),
    Point(-118.2, 34.2)
])
elevations = NASADEM.elevation_m(points)
print(f"Elevations: {elevations}")

```

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### Extract Elevation at Specific Points

Source: https://pypi.org/project/NASADEM

Extract elevation data for single or multiple geographic points. This is useful for targeted data retrieval.

```python
from rasters import Point, MultiPoint
from NASADEM import NASADEM

# Single point
point = Point(-118.0, 34.0)
elevation = NASADEM.elevation_m(point)
print(f"Elevation at point: {elevation:.1f} m")

# Multiple points
points = MultiPoint([
    Point(-118.0, 34.0),
    Point(-117.5, 33.8),
    Point(-118.2, 34.2)
])
elevations = NASADEM.elevation_m(points)
print(f"Elevations: {elevations}")

```

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