Matt Bartos

What version of GDAL are you using? I'm using v2.3/4. I don't think I was able to get v1.11 working.

Greetings, I think what you are looking for is the `grid.snap_to_mask` function, as demonstrated here: https://github.com/mdbartos/pysheds/blob/master/examples/snap_to_mask.ipynb If you have multiple pour points, you can delineate them in a `for` loop,...

Thank you, great suggestion. Pysheds does offer the ability to do clipping and other spatial referencing operations through the `pysheds.view` module---though it could use some more helper functions for convenience....

Here's an example showing how to use 'views' to perform clipping and alignment of different datasets. This example uses the `dem.tif` file in the `./data` directory, and the `impervious_area.tiff` file...

The following example extends the example above by showing how a custom viewfinder can be created to provide a view corresponding to a given bounding box: ```python # Import modules...

Feel free to suggest any particular helper functions that you think would make this process easier for you. MDB

Hi @ckrapu, thanks for taking a look at this. RFSM should be conservative. What's the scale of the error you are seeing? There's likely some round-off error occurring due to...

Just letting you know that I think I found where the issue is coming from. I believe it has to do with the cumulative capacity for certain nodes in the...

Can you post the full traceback? I also posted a major update to pysheds a few days ago with several fixes. I'd highly recommend upgrading to pysheds v0.3.

If possible, the easiest way would be to break up the DEM itself. Breaking up into catchments for instance would allow you to run accumulation on each catchment independently. Within...