windfreak wrote:
I am wondering if it's possible to present isolines from raster data. I have
NETCDF/GRIB/HDF5 data and want to plot lines. Until now I haven't found any
examples like that.
If it's not possible, I think the best workaround is to create an
application that generates shapefiles from raster data. Then I can use these
shapefiles to plot lines with mapserver. Do you have suggestions for better
workarounds?
Windfreak,
MapServer does not support computing isolines on the fly, though you might
get a vaguely similar effect by defining a class for each iso level with
different colors.
You can use the GDAL/OGR gdal_contour utility to produce iso-contours from
a raster file. Be aware that it produces very fine isolines with one segment
for each pixel crossed so some simplification might be appropriate before
using the results for map rendering.
Best regards,
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