HexEarth.jl

HexEarth provides tools built on top of H3.jl for working with Uber's H3 grid system.

What does HexEarth do?

The primary purpose of this package is to join disparate vector and raster datasets to a unified hexagonal grid.

Quick Start

All coordinates are assumed to be in EPSG:4326 (WGS84 lon/lat in degrees)
Hexagon cell resolutions are 0-15 (coarse-to-fine). Resolution 15 corresponds to cells with areas smaller than 1 meter.
All distances are assumed to be (and returned in) meters.

julia> using HexEarth
julia> import GeoInterface as GI
julia> new_york = (-75.0, 43.0)(-75.0, 43.0)
julia> cell = Cell(new_york, 10)⬡ Cell 10 (-74.99924141038285, 42.99995117421629)
julia> HexEarth.area(cell)  # meters ^ 215753.932637011125
julia> GI.centroid(cell)(-74.99924141038285, 42.99995117421629)