Thank you, Even. I think that did it. Instead of passing around raster()
objects I need to pass the file names and re-instantiate the objects on the
workers within the foreach closure. Are you on Stackoverflow? If not,
please consider signing up. I think it's a great concept and I would like
Thanks, Even. That makes sense. If I understand your suggestion I can
create a trivial VRT pointing to the input data for each worker, correct?
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How should I interpret this error?
GDAL Error 1: TIFFFetchDirectory:Sanity check on directory count failed,
this is probably not a valid IFD offset
I saw this in an R session. I descibe the context on Stackoverflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4831882/mysterious-error-from-foreach
Ther
What does this mean?
$ gdal_translate -of Rasterlite /data/grass/global/cusa/cellhd/agc_crop
cusa.db -co DRIVER=PNG
Input file size is 695, 298
ERROR 1: In ExecuteSQL(): sqlite3_prepare(SELECT
AddGeometryColumn('cusa_metadata', 'geometry', -1, 'POLYGON', \
2)):
no such function: AddGeometryCol
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I have a data set in IMG format that has a GDALRasterAttributeTable element
which contains class name metadata that would be perfect for category names,
but I don't see a way to take advantage of it right away. First of all
there are problems with the file's georefer
Neil Best wrote:
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> Does anyone know if it's possible?
>
> I said: ./configure --with-odbc=/usr/include/w32api
>
It doesn't seem possible, so I am resigned to making it work in the FWTools
DOS shell. Is it possible to make a DSN-less ODBC connection? In othe
Greg Fiske wrote:
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>
> Does anyone have some code (or methodology) that they are willing to share
> that will take a stack of images and return the mean or std dev. of each
> pixel stack (pixels that occupy the same space), while ignoring a user
> define pixel value?
>
Greg, I am pretty sur
Does anyone know if it's possible?
I said:
./configure --with-odbc=/usr/include/w32api
and then make throws a bunch of errors involving .h files in that directory.
If anyone has tried this I would appreciate hearing from you.
Would it be any different undr MinGW? I have never worked with it
