Hello Klokan,
Thanks for encouraging me! And congratulations for your excellent job with
gdal2tiles. It really saved me from a lot of unproductive hours...
It would be great to help you with WMTS implementation, or work with PNG
driver, or with WKT Raster driver. I'm going to apply for the three
Jorge,
I am glad you are interested in the PNG driver, which I suggested as a
project for Summer of Code...
It would be really great to have this in GDAL and I guess more
projects will profit from this...
I am going to assist as much as I can, whether in gsoc program
timeframe or even otherwise.
Jorge Arévalo wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for the link Mateusz.
OK, I need your opinion. I've been working during 1 year (still working)
in a project that uses gdal library (developing some code), and Postgis,
to transform vectorial data (MIF files) on PNG tiles to show over google
maps.
I use Po
Hello,
Thanks for the link, and for your opinion! I'll apply for the three
projects.
Best regards
Jorge
2009/3/30 Mateusz Loskot
> Mateusz Loskot wrote:
> > Jorge Arévalo wrote:
> >> The entire process could be improved by several ways:
> >>
> >> - I would like to have an enhaced PNG driver, t
Mateusz Loskot wrote:
> Jorge Arévalo wrote:
>> The entire process could be improved by several ways:
>>
>> - I would like to have an enhaced PNG driver, to reduce the size of
>> the tiles. For this reason, I had a theoretical approach to
>> NeuQuant algorithm and I used pngnq. I discovered the re
Jorge Arévalo wrote:
> The entire process could be improved by several ways:
>
> - I would like to have an enhaced PNG driver, to reduce the size of the
> tiles. For this reason, I had a theoretical approach to NeuQuant
> algorithm and I used pngnq. I discovered the relation between this
> algorit
Hello,
Thanks for the link Mateusz.
OK, I need your opinion. I've been working during 1 year (still working) in
a project that uses gdal library (developing some code), and Postgis, to
transform vectorial data (MIF files) on PNG tiles to show over google maps.
I use Postgis to perform a previous
Jorge Arévalo wrote:
> "Difficult" is a very subjective thing, totally agree. Sorry for the
> approach of the question.
> [...]
> All concepts sound familiar (because
> I've studied or worked with them), but I think that I need some
> previous time to go deeper. I have to include this in my schedu
Hello,
"Difficult" is a very subjective thing, totally agree. Sorry for the
approach of the question.
Maybe I can raise it in that way: What amount of theoretical/practical
knowledge do I need to start working on the project? For example, the first
project (PNG driver) suggests me the following i
Jorge Arévalo wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> I'm interesed in these projects:
> - PNG Driver
> - WMTS implementation
> - WKT Raster Driver
Great!
> I would like to know a little more about them.
Do you have any specific questions or concerns?
> Basically, their estimated difficulty.
Difficulty
Hello everybody,
I'm interesed in these projects:
- PNG Driver
- WMTS implementation
- WKT Raster Driver
I would like to know a little more about them. Basically, their estimated
difficulty. I'm very exciting about the possibility of being one of the
selected OSGeo students for GSoC 2009, but I t
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