Hum... i just wrote a qgis plugin to create vrt from 3 single bands file.
I don't know if thats what you want, but it's there.
Good luck.
Maurício de Paulo
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Thank you for the clarification, Frank.
Yes, I am using the latest versions of the libraries. Good to know that
with the internal option I do not have to install the external
libtiff/libgeotiff libraries.
Andreas
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Andreas Neumann wrote:
Hi,
I am wondering what are th
Andreas Neumann wrote:
Hi,
I am wondering what are the pros and cons of using tiff support from
internal or external (libtiff, libgeotiff). Are there any limitations with
either approach? I am specifically wondering about the consequences with
the bigtiff support. Do both approaches support bigt
Hi everybody,
I'm a new user of gdal library and functions and I would like to know how
can I read a multiband image putting in a matrix (i.e. A[x][y][b]) the
values of the DN.
Thanks a lot,
Silvia
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Hi Marc,
GDAL allows you to do resampling (scaling down/up) from SWIG binding quite well.
Check the ScaleQueryToTile() in GDAL2Tiles at my sandbox or similar
code in gdal_retile.py.
Klokan
On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 4:42 PM, Marc Jacquin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Gdal folks,
>
> Let's say we
Dear Jeong,
use gdal_vrtmerge.py to produce one XML file which will merge several
raster files into one...
On the result you should be able to run gdal2tiles.py.
For more info check the archive of gdal-dev conference, this problem
was discussed two weeks ago:
http://www.nabble.com/GSoC-GDAL2Tiles
First, I can only talk about gdal_retile.py, I wrote this utility some times
ago.
1) Starting point is a single georeferenced image or a set of georeferenced
tiles
2) The output is set of tiles and pyramid tiles
3) the -tileIndex and -tileIndexField options give you the possibilty to
store th
Hi all,
Huh, getting back to this issue since I need more-or-less elegant solution
to RGB->CMYK conversion. BTW, I'm using managed GDAL wrappers (csharp).
Here's the steps I went through, although need some assistance...
Converting RGB GTiff named "INPUT.tif" to CMYK GTiff named "OUTPUT.tif":
Dear lists.
I want TMS service with openlayers and raster data.
I have 136 tif files based on local TM coordination and each file
is about 250 mega.
First, I uesed gdal_retile.py
For instance,
python gdal_retile.py -v -of png -ps 256 256 -tileIndex index.shp
-tileIndexField LOCATION -r bilinear -le
Hi,
I am wondering what are the pros and cons of using tiff support from
internal or external (libtiff, libgeotiff). Are there any limitations with
either approach? I am specifically wondering about the consequences with
the bigtiff support. Do both approaches support bigtiff if I use the most
rec
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