Rich,
Basically all ERSI products are using GDAL since 9.2.
http://webhelp.esri.com/arcgisdesktop/9.2/index.cfm?TopicName=Supported_raster_dataset_file_formats
And they keep using it in 9.3:
http://webhelp.esri.com/arcgisdesktop/9.3/index.cfm?id=3005&pid=3004&topicname=Supported_raster_data_fil
I seem to remember a couple years ago someone saying that ESRI was
going to be using some gdal libraries in one or more of their
products. Does anyone know if this ever happened or provide any
details?
Thanks,
Rich
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Hi Craig-
I haven't had any problems building gdal with postgres 8.3 support.
1) What code base are you building with?
2) Can you be more specific about your errors?
Your nmake.opt definition is nearly identical to mine (except for the
location of postgres).
-Chris
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Hi Tom-
The KML styling has always been problematic because of course everyone
will want something different. I do think this would be a good idea, but
I'm not sure how many folks / organizations are using this kind of setup
now. At my institution we typically write an XSL stylesheet to
postprocess
Call to vote withdrawn - too keen on my part.
I will take in all the comments I receive (thanks Even and Tamas for the extra
comments) and start coding the format driver.
I will then pull the interface from the implementation driver and put this in
the RFC 24. I will try to code to the curre
Just another note UpdateDisplay should go into the while loop in order
to render the itermediary stages in the sample code, like:
while (ctx-> status != IO_COMPLETE)
{
ctx->RasterIO(buffer, options);
UpdateDisplay(buffer);
// check has the view updated, is the request cancell
Hello,
I'm new to GDAL and have not been able to find any information on whether
the NITF driver allows you to attach a text file (text segment) to the NITF
file on Create or CreateCopy. I have tried with no luck to either attach or
read back a NITF file with Text Segments.
I have seen that the GD
Norman,
I'd require at least one more roundtrip to reach the final form before
placing a vote on this. I'm afraid not all of the comments have been
taken into account and this one seems more complicated that in could
eventually be.
1. I don't see introducing a new AsyncDataSet call would be more
Hi Nick,
There are lots of gml 2 files available from here, of varying size:
http://www.statcan.ca/english/mapsgeo/index2.htm
Cheers,
Peter
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You're hitting two issues :
- First issue. You shouldn't use gdalwarp on a dataset with a color table and
try a resampling method that is not nearest neighbour (basically because all
other resampling methods do some math like averaging with several values of
pixels. Which doesn't make sense for
Hi Even,
Firstly, Tamas is right ReadBlock, RasterIO are identical - stupid mistake on
my part :-) - a user can still optimize the remote reading by picking the
correct view to match the image metadata from the server (if they so wish).
Comments inline and I have also updated the wiki.
I wou
Vincent Schut wrote:
Hi lists (sorry for cross-posting, it's an openev question but gdal
related and the openev-list is pretty much traffic-less these days, so I
decided to also post to gdal-dev...)
I'm using openev from fwtools-2.0.6 on linux, and have difficulties
opening largish rasters, be i
Hi List,
I am using gdalwarp (FWTools 2.0.6) to re-sample a gif+gfw image into a
higher resolution geoTiff.
The orginal gif has a color table that specifies 0: 255,255,255,0 as one
color:
$ gdalinfo radar_conus_0.gif
Driver: GIF/Graphics Interchange Format (.gif)
Files: radar_conus_0.gif
Si
Hi lists (sorry for cross-posting, it's an openev question but gdal
related and the openev-list is pretty much traffic-less these days, so I
decided to also post to gdal-dev...)
I'm using openev from fwtools-2.0.6 on linux, and have difficulties
opening largish rasters, be it (big)tiff or envi. L
Hi Matthew
Matthew Huck wrote:
> Hi, I've got a reasonably large shapefile that I wish to break down
> into areas that match the topographic maps in NZMG. I've got a python
> script that creates a shapefile with each topomap as a polygon in it
> (and I can create a shapefile per topo map too if
I'm having problems warping terrasar data, both strip and spot.
Everything seems to run smooth, but all resulting pixels are 0. Running
gdalinfo -mm on the original terrasar xml header file shows a decent
min/max, and opening the xml with openev shows the characteristic radar
speckle image. How
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