pyegt.test

pyegt.test.test()

Run tests. Tests will be run with the following parameters:

• GEOID12B with US, AK, and PR coordinates:

  from pyegt.height import HeightModel
  HeightModel(lat=44.256616, lon=-73.964784, from_model='GEOID12B', region='contiguous')
  HeightModel(lat=64.486036, lon=-165.292154, from_model='GEOID12B', region='ak')
  HeightModel(lat=18.47131, lon=-66.136544, from_model='GEOID12B', region='prvi')
  

• EGM2008 with US, AK, and PR coordinates:

  HeightModel(lat=44.256616, lon=-73.964784, from_model='EGM2008', region='contiguous')
  HeightModel(lat=64.486036, lon=-165.292154, from_model='EGM2008', region='ak')
  HeightModel(lat=18.47131, lon=-66.136544, from_model='EGM2008', region='prvi')
  

Expected return height values:

EXPECTED_VALUES = {
    'GEOID12B height': {
        'contiguous': -28.157,
        'ak': 5.28,
        'prvi': -43.285,
    },
    'EGM2008 height': {
        'contiguous': -28.899,
        'ak': 7.005,
        'prvi': -45.473,
    }
}

If any test fails, the script will exit with an error after printing the results.

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