Whenever I encounter an aggregation problem like this, my
inclination is to move to the realm of the database. In this case,
you can take advantage of Spatialite with its full SQL support to
get what you want.
In order to try out the process, I downloaded a
Same problem here on MacOS 1.6.8, both Firefox Chrome.
Here it is what Firebug says:
OpenLayers.Layer.OSM.Osmarender is not a constructor
[Interrompi per questo errore]
'OpenStreetMap (Osmarender)');
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Hi all.
The next hackfest is approaching, and it is a pleasure seeing that the flow of small
donations by happy users is increasing. This is much appreciated, as it is allowing
us to support the participation of a number of developers, paving the way for yet
another successful meeting. It is
Hi,
I tried to cut a part of a raster (from ASTER G-DEM) in GeoTiff format, to get
a DEM fitting my project. I tried to cut this raster by different means, i.e :
- setting the coordinates of the area of interest - I get Computed -srcwin
falls outside raster size of 4000x4000.,
- using a layer
On 03/27/2012 12:19 PM, den...@free.fr wrote:
Hi,
I tried to cut a part of a raster (from ASTER G-DEM) in GeoTiff format, to get a DEM fitting my project. I tried to cut this raster by different means, i.e :
- setting the coordinates of the area of interest - I get
Hi Micha,
Well, I do this (projection Lambert II, south of France)...
gdal_translate -projwin 813320.0 1930956.0 858796.0 1907053.0 -of GTiff
ASTGTM2_N44E005/ASTGTM2_N44E005_dem_L2e.tif DEM_Ouveze.tif
...and it works.
Thanks.
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De: Micha Silver mi...@arava.co.il
À:
Hi boys (and girls of course)
maybe this is a stupid question:
could you explain me the risks that occur when i put the gps points
(generally WGS84 = EPSG 4326) in google earth (EPSG 900913).
I know that google has a particular method to manage the projections of its
optical satellite image and
Google Earth uses EPSG:4326. Google Maps uses Mercator (was EPSG:900913,
now is EPSG:3857). KML/KMZ only supports EPSG:4326 so you should have no
issues.
- Jamie
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 9:19 AM, Giacomo Fontanelli
giacomofontanell...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi boys (and girls of course)
maybe
I'm glad to tell you, that there is a growing interest of small
businesses and even administration offices in getting involved with QGIS.
I already had my second training-course for some biologists last weekend.
My fees are still too low, but nevertheless i am planning to donate a
fixed
On Mar 27, 2012, at 10:25 AM, Bernd Vogelgesang wrote:
There are more modern and sustainable ways for exchanging knowledge and
provide user interaction than this. Just my 2 cents, do not wanna insult
anyone with this.)
Such as?
-gary
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Hi Folks,
I'm in a bit of a pickle. I am preparing some maps for a grant proposal and
wanted to add some good vector maps for lakes and oceans. The problem is these
vector maps are in latitude/longitude and I need to convert them to Irish
National Grid. I tried using v.proj in GRASS but ran
Hi Kurt,
Unfortunately, I think you may have misinterpreted what 'on the fly
projection' and 'set layer CRS' are for. Your layer's CRS should be
set to whatever the coordinates are actually measured in, and if your
layers are indeed in lat/long (probably WGS84), then this should stay
that way. If
Am 27.03.2012 20:14, schrieb Kurt Springs:
Hi Folks,
I'm in a bit of a pickle. I am preparing some maps for a grant
proposal and wanted to add some good vector maps for lakes and
oceans. The problem is these vector maps are in latitude/longitude
and I need to convert them to Irish National
Hi Carson,
Interesting. I switched to TM75. Then I imported the lakes and ocean from the
shape files and they just snapped in place. I was trying to do it from GRASS.
When I tried to set them to the rest of the GIS they vanished until I returned
them to their original CRS. That was almost
I think we do ok in this area. We now have a Facebook, Google+, and
Twitter page, there is email and IRC, which are old school but work
well for that reason. We also have a large share of information on
gis.stackexchange.com.
After the hackfest there should be new methods to help build a better
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