Hi.
I want to convert a height map (DTED or other format) to simple ASCII file
with X,Y,Z coordinates, supplemental data (datums) should be in separate
file (.vrt), Is there support in such a format ?
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Kurt,
I am in the same boat. I have modified the GDAL driver to read AIMIDB and
ACFTB similiar to BLOCKA metdata, but I do not have the capability to write
these TREs. The TRE creation option should allow this, but I haven't found a
good example of how to do this. Hopefully the developer
Stephen, Frank:
Yes, this is indeed a Kakadu error coming from underneath our SDK. The
error feels like the sort of thing that happens when one is requesting
a bounding box that is outside of the legal bounds for the image at that
magnification level: that is, perhaps the scene parameters being
Hi all, hi Frank,
OOps, I have forgot to say that I unfortunately have only the version
1.4.2 of GDAL/OGR here. If it works on your machine, then it may come from
this out-of-date version
But please check it also from your side...
Best regards,
Matthieu Rigal
RapidEye AG
Molkenmarkt
Matthieu Rigal wrote:
Hi all, hi Frank,
I am encountering problem with gdal_translate and gdalinfo with very little
images. I have for example a 9*16 pixels image, georeferenced, 16bits and
8bits, that I have tested in 2 formats : .pix PCIDSK and .tif GTiff.
And both times, I get errors :
Hi all, hi Frank,
I am encountering problem with gdal_translate and gdalinfo with very little
images. I have for example a 9*16 pixels image, georeferenced, 16bits and
8bits, that I have tested in 2 formats : .pix PCIDSK and .tif GTiff.
And both times, I get errors :
gdal_translate: symbol
Johan Nouvel wrote:
Hello all,
I know GDAL has a WMS and WCS driver, but no WFS driver.
After looking into the mailing list archives I have found no references
to a WFS driver.
For my job, we have developped such a driver (in readonly mode, but
write mode is planned) , based on OGR and its
I need to write multiple images to a NITF file. I notice on the gdal NITF page
that gdal only writes one image or raster of data to a file. On another page,
I see that multiple images in a NITF can be read as subdatasets. Is the
documentation up to date that subdatasets in a NITF file are a
Eran Burstain wrote:
Hi.
I want to convert a height map (DTED or other format) to simple ASCII
file with X,Y,Z coordinates, supplemental data (datums) should be in
separate file (.vrt), Is there support in such a format ?
Eran,
No, there is currently no direct support for such a format in
Stephen Woodbridge woodbri at swoodbridge.com writes:
PPS. I don't understand your point where you seem to suggest that
converting
to tiff first is slower than other mechanisms. Are you suggesting it takes
2-3 hours to convert a 500MB jpeg2000 image to GeoTIFF? Perhaps you need
to
Hi Johan,
Nice proposal!
2008/11/13 Frank Warmerdam [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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I'm also curious what you do for parsing the GML. Do you process it through
the existing OGR GML driver?
WFS mandates GML but allows others.
So, if yes, would it be difficult to parametrize the response file format?
Sarah Mulholland wrote:
In looking at the NITF 2.1 spec, I notice that the number of bands
(NBANDS) in an image is by default represented by an ascii charactacter
‘0’ to ‘9’. There’s an XBANDS field that you can use for images with
more bands when there are multispectral bands in excess of 9.
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