Dear gdal-dev list members,
I'm using a python tool called the regionator
(http://code.google.com/p/regionator/wiki/ Welcome) on a large
(14352x7440) png image. The regionator uses the GDAL library to resample
subsets of the original image into much smaller chunk images. These
images are s
Mary Jo Brodzik wrote:
Dear gdal-dev list members,
I'm using a python tool called the regionator
(http://code.google.com/p/regionator/wiki/ Welcome) on a large
(14352x7440) png image. The regionator uses the GDAL library to
resample subsets of the original image into much smaller chunk imag
I would suggest you try out gdal2tiles.py which does something similar
to regionator but with many more options.
http://www.gdal.org/gdal2tiles.html
Frank recommended that I try gdal2tiles. I (think) I now have a working
version of it, and I've looked at the man page to find this usage:
Hi,
> Unfortunately, the man page has no description of the expected format for
> input_file. My input file is a .png image of an area of the Himalayas in a
> lat/lon projection. I have corner points, of course, but they're not in the
> .png (as far as I know!) My question now is how do I go abo
Hi Mary Jo,
Sounds like you have started down a slightly different path to resolve
this by using gdal2tiles.py, but I'm still a bit curious about the
results you were seeing with the regionator. Would you mind sending
me a couple screenshots that show the before and after images, with
haloing? Y
