Ok, I'm nearly there using only RGDAL and R-base commands, if I can get
a bit of feedback I might have a decent tiled (row-by-row) processing
structure worked up. Couple of things -- first, I was mistakenly
thinking all raster formats can even really support line-by-line
writing, which is not
Hi,
maybe the RSAGA package has the solution to your problem; there are
actually two ways of applying functions to grids in RSAGA, (1) by
row-by-row processing (special form of tiles), or (2) using the SAGA
binaries.
1) local.function
local.function and focal.function are very flexible tool
Hi Jonathan,
I use GDAL to read subsets of raster and image files, though usually I employ
the python bindings. I don't actually have answers, but maybe ideas about how
to get there...
> 1) The code doesn't actually seem to work -- I get a tiny, unreadable
> TIFF out of the back of this algorit
I've recently got back into using R to perform spatial analyses, and I'm
trying to figure out how to perform "true" tiled processing, e.g.
controlled reading of subsets of an input file, performing a function on
this subset, and writing the output, subset by subset, to an output file
and, final
