"Luke Roth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
wxWidgets for the GUI. While I'm developing in Windows, the only
dependencies so far are wxWidgets and GDAL, so it should cross-compile
on Linux pretty easily. As for the target imagery, I'm looking at
pretty large aerial and satellite images (DOQQs, MODIS tiles), which
Did you take a look at OSSIM? At some point in the past, they were
wx-based, though I don't know what they are up to now.
Also, SAGA-GIS is worth a look.
Have you considered wxPython? It may be that your core image processing
would need some C/C++, but there is no reason that the whole GUI has to
be written in C++ (at at least no performance reason).
It's unlikely that I'll be able to open
source the entire application, but I am thinking of releasing some of
the lower-level components.
That would be great. If you have a component that can deal with images
loaded with GDAL, and convert them to wxBitmaps or wxImages, or... I"d
be very interested. Particularly if those components were (or could be )
wrapped for wxPython.
open-source GIS packages out there (QGIS, MapWindow, uDig, GRASS,
etc.) but none of them completely suit the purposes of the project
that I'm working on,
no, I like QGIS a fair bit, but it really chokes when you hand it a
large image.
I'm doing similar stuff, and working on how to deal with large (though
probably not as large as you) images, though all in python/wxpython.
If you can release some of your work, I'd be very interested.
-Chris
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