Just a guess, open a terminal and type gdalinfo is the command not known
install gdal-bin.
sudo apt-get install gdal-bin
Matteo
Alexandre Santos schrieb:
>Dear members list,
>
>��
>��� I
>try to subset a Landsat geotiff image with the lssub(
>) function in
>a landasat package, but always
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Hi,
You need to install gdal following the usual procedure for your linux
distro, possibly like this:
sudo apt-get install proj
sudo apt-get install gdal-bin
Sarah
On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 5:05 PM, Alexandre Santos
wrote:
> Dear members list,
>
>
> I
> try to subs
Dear members list,
I
try to subset a Landsat geotiff image with the lssub(
) function in
a landasat package, but always done: gdalinfo: not found error. I make:
band5.sample<-lssub("LANDSAT_5_TM_20100506_217_074_L2_BAND5.tif",
"subimage.tif", centerx = 773810, centery = 7841515,
cente
You can get a start at this with rgdal, I used GDALinfo to read in
EXIF metadata from one of the example files here:
http://owl.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/sample_images.html
library(rgdal)
x <- GDALinfo("AcerCE-5330.jpg")
attr(x, "mdata")
[1] "EXIF_ColorSpace=1"
"EXIF_ComponentsConfiguration=
Dear colleagues,
I want to read the latitude/longitude data from jpeg pictures. In the
properties of the jpeg file, one can read the GPS coordinates in case the
picture was taken using a camera with built-in GPS. Now I would like to use a R
function to read these geotag data from the file and s
Nicolas,
using the meuse dataset you had a shift of 100km? or was it using your
'zone'? Is the problem in your 'zone' as I have no shift using the
'meuse'.
Internally the specified extent is reprojected to LatLon using
rgdal:::spTransform() so maybe you have to check the CRS of your zone?
If you
On Wed, 12 Jun 2013, RINNER Heinrich wrote:
Hello,
while making some choropleth maps wit R (version 3.0 under Windows7) I
ran into an issue with function classIntervals (in package classInt):
I'm not able to change the character string value for
"over"/"under"/"between" in printed table labe
Hi,
From the help file:
"From version 0.1-11, the default representation has been changed to use
cutlabels=TRUE, and representation within intervals has been corrected,
thanks to Richard Dunlap."
You need to use cutlabels=FALSE
print(classIntervals(jenks71$jenks71, n = 5, style = "equal"), c
Hello,
while making some choropleth maps wit R (version 3.0 under Windows7) I ran into
an issue with function classIntervals (in package classInt):
I'm not able to change the character string value for "over"/"under"/"between"
in printed table labels.
For example:
> library(classInt)
> data(jen
