- Ajout classification automatique du sol (SMRF/PMF/CSF) avec détection
heuristique (ratio retours uniques > 0.6 → PMF urbain, sinon SMRF)
- Pré-traitement PDAL recommandé avant classification: ELM + outlier
removal (cell=5.0, threshold=2.0 adapté au calcaire rocailleux)
- Options CLI: --ground-classification {auto,smrf,pmf,csf} et
--force-classification pour forcer la reclassification
- Fix double logging (logger.propagate = False)
- Fix --force non transmis dans run.sh (réécriture parsing arguments)
- Fix warning numpy 'partition will ignore mask': conversion MaskedArray
en ndarray avant np.percentile()
- Ajout liblaszip8 + lazrs pour support LAZ dans Docker et laspy
- Tests unitaires pour PMF, CSF et auto-détection
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CLAUDE.md
This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
Project Overview
LiDAR archaeological processing pipeline that generates 19 terrain visualizations from LAZ/LAS point clouds. Runs in Docker with optional NVIDIA GPU acceleration (CuPy). Designed for French LiDAR HD data in Lambert 93 (EPSG:2154).
Commands
All commands run inside Docker. Use ./run.sh as the primary interface.
./run.sh -g # Standard run with GPU
./run.sh -g -w 4 # GPU + 4 parallel workers
./run.sh -g -r 0.2 # High resolution (0.2m/px)
./run.sh --test # Run unit tests
./run.sh -g --file LHD_FXX_1000_6882_PTS_LAMB93_IGN69.copc # Single file
./run.sh --ground-classification pmf # Force PMF ground classification
./run.sh # Print help (no args)
Direct Docker:
docker build -t lidar-lidar .
docker run --rm --gpus all -v $(pwd)/input:/data/input:ro -v $(pwd)/output:/data/output lidar-lidar
Architecture
Module responsibilities
cli.py— argparse + logging setup. Entry point viapython -m lidar_pipeline.pipeline.py—LidarArchaeoPipelineorchestrator.VIZ_STEPSregistry maps names to generate functions.FilePrefixFilterfor parallel logging.dtm.py— PDAL ground classification (SMRF/PMF/CSF + auto-detection) and DTM generation via scipybinned_statistic_2d.visualizations.py— 17generate_*functions + 2 IGN overlay lambdas. All take(dem_file, basename, vis_dir, resolution)and return a TIF path or None.gpu.py— CuPy/numpy abstraction:HAS_GPU,to_gpu(),to_cpu(),xp_gaussian_filter(),xp_uniform_filter(),xp_minimum_filter(),gpu_cleanup(). Falls back to CPU gracefully.ign.py— IGN WMTS tile download + overlay generation for orthophoto and topographic maps.rendering.py—COLORMAPSdict maps filename keywords to (cmap, title, legend, description).tif_to_png()converts TIF→WebP with legend/scale/north arrow.generate_pdf_report()creates A3 PDF.
Adding a visualization
Three places must be updated:
visualizations.py— addgenerate_X(dem_file, basename, vis_dir, resolution)functionpipeline.pyVIZ_STEPS— add('name', generate_X)entryrendering.pyCOLORMAPS— add entry keyed by the output filename keyword
Ground classification
Auto-detection in dtm.py detect_ground_method():
- Single-return ratio > 0.6 → PMF (urban terrain)
- Height std > 30m → CSF (complex/mountainous terrain)
- Default → SMRF (natural terrain)
Override with --ground-classification {auto,smrf,pmf,csf}.
NaN handling
DTM zones without LiDAR data are kept as NaN (no interpolation). Visualization functions use _fill_nans() and _filter_nanaware() to avoid NaN propagation through filters.
Parallel processing
Uses ProcessPoolExecutor with 'spawn' start method (required for CUDA). Each worker gets its own temp directory (temp_{basename}). _process_file_standalone() configures its own logger with _file_filter for per-file log prefixes.
Key conventions
- Language: UI messages and comments in French. Code identifiers in English.
- Logging: Use
logger = logging.getLogger("lidar"). Prefix per-file logs via_file_filter.basename. - GPU pattern:
arr_gpu = to_gpu(arr)→ compute →result = to_cpu(arr_gpu)→gpu_cleanup()between visualizations. - Output format: Visualizations saved as WebP (not PNG). PDF reports use
PILImage.open().convert('RGB'). - Tests: Run only inside Docker via
./run.sh --test. Synthetic DEM fixture intests/conftest.py.