Dear list,
Below you will find a question from my intern Bram. Unfortunately I could not
help him out either since I only use the gdal executables.
We would highly appreciate your help calling GDAL functions from within Python.
Kind regards,
Siebe Bosch
Hi devs,
This is my first time using
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Subject: Re: [gdal-dev] gdal_translate truncates nodata_value
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Date: Fri, 10 Apr 2015 18:28:04 +0200
From: Even Rouault even.roua...@spatialys.com
To: gdal-dev@lists.osgeo.org
CC: Siebe Bosch si...@hydroconsult.nl
Le vendredi
Dear Gordon,
If you want to use the VRTBuilder inside your own programming
environment (on Windows) you could also start using the MapWinGIS
ActiveX control.
Version 4.9 and later supports GDAL, including the VRTBuilder function.
The activeX control can be downloaded here:
Dear Joost,
Yes, the extents are as follows:
upper left: 136000, 541250
lower right: 198000, 473750
So as you can see, my crop extent falls within the boundaries of the VRT
file
Kind regards,
Siebe
On 13-02-14 16:49, Andre Joost wrote:
Am 13.02.2014 12:31, schrieb Siebe Bosch:
Any
=2000 ySize=2500 //
/ DstRect xOff=74000 yOff=5000 xSize=2000 ySize=2500 //
/ /SimpleSource/
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Siebe Bosch
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Hi List,
The question was originally mine. Thanks to Paul for posting it.
Here's what I did (calling GDAL tools from VB.NET):
1. Warping the NetCDF-file to match my desired co-ordinate system and
crop the image.
outputFile = OutputDir \ Str(OrderNum).Trim _NSL_
Str(i).Trim .nc
Hi Kishore,
You can also use the Mapwindow OCX map control.
Here's a link to some tutorials that cover the use of this library
http://www.mapwindow.org/tutorials/
Kind regards,
Siebe Bosch
On 12-10-12 15:21, Nikhil Sai Parupalli wrote:
Hey Kishore,
We can use DotSpatial library
with FWTools version 2.4.7. It's
supposed to support VB.NET as well; am I right?
However, the application already crashes at the line Call GDAL.Registerall()
Here's the code:
Imports System
Imports OSGeo.GDAL
Imports OSGeo.OGR
Module MeteoBase
'Copyright Siebe Bosch Hydroconsult, 2012
'Lulofsstraat
Well, it looks like the pre-built DLL's *are* available in the SDK. It's
only that in VS2008 I seem not to be able to add a reference to them.
Some remarks on the web suggest that it should work in VS2005 and VS2010
however. I'm therefore currently installing VS2010 express, just to try
that
That explains a lot :)
Thanks again and have a great weekend.
Siebe
On 16-06-12 22:19, Etienne Tourigny wrote:
On Sat, Jun 16, 2012 at 4:33 PM, Siebe Boschsi...@hydroconsult.nl wrote:
Following your third link, I had already found the section that reads:
GDAL and MapServer build SDK
GDAL.Registerall()
Here's the code:
Imports System
Imports OSGeo.GDAL
Imports OSGeo.OGR
Module MeteoBase
'Copyright Siebe Bosch Hydroconsult, 2012
'Lulofsstraat 55, unit 47 Den Haag, The Netherlands
'this program creates subsets from precipitation data in NetCDF-files
'as requested
Dear all,
Never mind; I figured out that it's a problem that has been described
before:
Either place the dll's from the BIN directory of FWTools next to the
executable or add the the bin directory to the PATH environment...
Cheers,
Siebe
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