DAGGER is a library to process digital topography. It is designed as a flexible backend engine for Topographic Analysis and Landscape Evolution Models, providing a range of method to calculate flow routing (Single/Multiple flow, receivers,donors,links,...), resolve local minima (fill, carve, reroute, ...) and a lot of related problems. Coded in c++, we provide example on how to use them natively with python (+TODO: R,Julia,MATLAB,Js).
- I want to use the python version (principal and most complete/maintained frontend),
- I want to use the c++ version (the backend),
- I am interested by the MATLAB version (still fiddling with the details, not working yet, see local README),
- To do: the other bindings
Detailed documentation will be on a readthedoc website (WIP)
A paper describing the scope and overview of the library will be submitted in JOSS, and can be currently found in the file paper.md.
The past and future development plan can be found in this issue before being moved in the documentation.
Boris Gailleton - boris.gailleton@univ-rennes1.fr