Hi Luca,
I follow your advice and now I have all my features. I had to do some
union/collect to have the awaited result.
It's just sad that I can't take more advantage of GDAL to do this : do we
know why my first method can't work ? Because of a limitation in
ST_GeomFromText ? Because of a
Hi Frank:
Thanks for your response. I wasn't sure if the whitespace was
allways going to be there, because for some fields had the white space but
others didn't. I will remove the trailing whitespace.
Now, I'm trying to develop a modification on the HDF5 driver to allow it to
get the
On 11-06-14 10:08 AM, Alex Mantaut wrote:
Hi Frank:
Thanks for your response. I wasn't sure if the whitespace was
allways going to be there, because for some fields had the white space but
others didn't. I will remove the trailing whitespace.
Now, I'm trying to develop a
I am afraid I won't be able to post a screenshot, or the original image that is
causing this issue.
I will also note, occaisionally the image fails to load at all, and I get a
dump like this:
ERROR 1: Marker is not compliant with its position
ERROR 1: opj_read_header() failed
ERROR 1:
Hi Everyone,
I was wondering if there are any help files or guides on how to define a custom
coordinate system to use with the ogr2ogr.exe utility. I am trying to use it
to load a shapefile into a PostGIS database. The shapefile is in a custom
Minnesota County coordinate system. When I try
Sorry to spam the list, but I am wondering if this is related to the threading
perhaps? I have tried to run this identical code in a single-threaded fashion,
and it seems to work OK. Does the library perhaps have something going on that
is signaling the file has been read prematurely? I have
On 11-06-14 10:38 AM, Alex Mantaut wrote:
Frank:
Thanks for your reply. I thought that there could be a trim funcion on
CPL... I will use that code to trim my string...
Alex,
In fact, with a quick check I see I have added a Trim() method to the
CPLString to remove trailing white
Brian,
What is the command that you tried? If you can construct the proper
proj4 format, it should work for ogr. Exactly matching the string in PostGIS
may not work and you may get a new number like 32,000 for a new SRID that was
added in PostGIS. This slightly older thread
Hi Folks, what does this error mean?
gdalbuildvrt -input_file_list img-list.txt mosaic.vrt
0...10Warning 6: gdalbuildvrt does not support heterogenous band
characteristics
. Skipping Quickbird_06m10.tif
...etc.
thanks!
--
matt wilkie
Geomatics
Matt,
Likely Quickbird_06m10.tif has more or less bands than the previous
files, or band bit depth is different. For example, don't try to
include a 1 band 16-bit (e.g. gray scale) tiff in a VRT of 3 band, 8
bits each (e.g. RGB color) tiffs.
What does gdalinfo say about this file (and
Likely Quickbird_06m10.tif has more or less bands than the previous
files, or band bit depth is different.
That was it, thanks.
For some reason although they were all created from the same source and
process (arcmap export selected area) some images are 8bit RGB and
others 16bit grey
Hi,
i would like to use gdalwarp to solve a problem we have. Like i am a very
new user of gdal I don't know, if gdalwarp really can solve the problem, but
I hope so. The problem that we have are a kind of disformed images in its
positions. The images have several shifts in various directions. But
Is it possible to use CreateCopy() to easily copy in to a new image modified
raster data based off the old image? I know all the metadata is going to be the
same, I have simply changed the data after reading it from the original, and
need to store it back to disk.
Thanks
On 11-06-14 07:04 PM, Cole, Derek wrote:
Is it possible to use CreateCopy() to easily copy in to a new image modified
raster data based off the old image? I know all the metadata is going to be the
same, I have simply changed the data after reading it from the original, and
need to store it back
Hrmm, that is sort of unfortunate. I have set up a tiling algorithm to read in
tiles at a time of imagery data, which is already slow-ish, even doing it it
with threads. Having to do a whole new read of the entire image at once (since
it doesnt seem CreateCopy takes any block parameters) would
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