Hello Trent, Even et al.
Your work and comments on GeoTIFF and Mercator 2sp hopefully addresses the
problem I ran into few years ago. I wrote a description to ESRI's forums
with extracts of header information by ArcGIS and Geomedia. The postings
are at:
http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/24850-Pr
Hello Marius,
Actually am not sure as my colleague did the actual test. But we tried
visualization also in QGIS and had the same result as ArcMap. I will check this
again and let you know. In the mean time, we decided to follow Andre´ s
approach to strip the VRT off the wrong palette and then ap
Good morning all,
I wish to use the OGR tools to create an interpolated image which is trimmed
to a boundary provided.
The boundary is currently in X,Y in a mySQL database
The X,Y,Z data is in a CSV
So I have started on the route of using GDAL_GRID to initially rasterize my
data with the VRT fi
after opening my generated PNG and geoTiff images in QGIS they render fine
but as the end intention is to overlay them in the google maps API using
javascript they obviously need to be to displayed natively
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I used gdal_retile on a 5TB data set and the server crashed during the
weekend.
Is it possible to resume the process and keep what has been done?
What will happen if I start the process again? Will it over-write or ignore
previously created data?
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Le lundi 11 novembre 2013 17:37:55, achrysochoou a écrit :
> I used gdal_retile on a 5TB data set and the server crashed during the
> weekend.
> Is it possible to resume the process and keep what has been done?
Not currently, but you can try the attached modified script (very lightly
tested) that
Thank you for the gdal_retile.py script.
I will delete the last created folder, give it a try and post back.
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Frank and Trent,
I have created a proper GeoTIFF file with the code
listed, below. There is still one oddity:
The code sets the line/sample --> x/y affine transformation
using an array of 6 doubles. The code contains a conditional
compilation that chooses between two different arrays of
6 d
Le lundi 11 novembre 2013 20:46:47, Norman Goldstein a écrit :
> Frank and Trent,
>
> I have created a proper GeoTIFF file with the code
> listed, below. There is still one oddity:
> The code sets the line/sample --> x/y affine transformation
> using an array of 6 doubles. The code contains
