Hello list,
I'm trying to figure out some issues I'm having with re-projecting some
data located on Stewart Island at the south end of New Zealand. The
source data are using UTM coordinates projected in New Zealand Map Grid,
based on the New Zealand Geodedic Datum 1949, and I'm reprojecting t
Hello,
No objections to using the file - I manufactured it to test the higher
dimension cases.
Cheers, Mike
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Michael Sumner wrote:
Hello,
The 5D dataset in this NetCDF file causes an error on Windows but not
on Linux.
http://staff.acecrc.org.au/~mdsumner/gdal/foo.
Michael Sumner wrote:
Hello,
The 5D dataset in this NetCDF file causes an error on Windows but not on
Linux.
http://staff.acecrc.org.au/~mdsumner/gdal/foo.nc
The Windows FWTools is recent, and the Linux version is old:
Linux: GDAL 1.5dev, FWTools 1.3.2, released 2007/06/01
Windows: GDAL 1.
Tom Kazimiers wrote:
There is also a RasterIO() method on the Dataset which allows
fetching all the bands in one request. In C++ this is:
http://www.gdal.org/classGDALDataset.html#e077c53268d2272eebed10b891a05743
thank you very much - this was what I was looking for. Unfortunately I
need to
Frank Warmerdam schrieb:
> Tom Kazimiers wrote:
>> Hi there,
>>
>> up to now I only faced Tiff images with palette information. It was
>> relatively easy to read and display everything - I use RasterIO for the
>> one available band and the color table.
>> Now I want to load and display multi band T
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Thank you very much for your message.
I'm out of
Tom Kazimiers wrote:
Hi there,
up to now I only faced Tiff images with palette information. It was
relatively easy to read and display everything - I use RasterIO for the
one available band and the color table.
Now I want to load and display multi band Tiff images - namely the bands
red, green a
D wrote:
I would need to know, if a three band (RGB) 8-bit GeoTIFF can have
transparency enabled?
I know that it is possible to enable transparency on a singleband TIFF.
Can someone confirm this?
Dejan,
Multi-band TIFF files represent transparency using an alpha band.
Best regards,
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Sven Geggus wrote:
Hello,
I've got some trouble using pct2rgb.py:
pct2rgb.py .tif .tif
ERROR 6: A 81408 pixels x 58368 lines x 3 bands Byte image would be
larger than 4GB but this is the largest size a TIFF can be. Creation failed.
Unfortunately the -of switch does not change this:
pct2rgb.p
Hello,
I've got some trouble using pct2rgb.py:
pct2rgb.py .tif .tif
ERROR 6: A 81408 pixels x 58368 lines x 3 bands Byte image would be
larger than 4GB but this is the largest size a TIFF can be. Creation failed.
Unfortunately the -of switch does not change this:
pct2rgb.py -of hfa .tif .img
E
I reply to myself, to see if someone has any insights.
2008/9/22 Jose Gomez-Dans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi,
> I have a raster file and a vector file. I want to assign to each pixel in
> my raster size a value derived from the vector file (which are polygons). To
> do this, I want to test that the
Hello,
The 5D dataset in this NetCDF file causes an error on Windows but not on
Linux.
http://staff.acecrc.org.au/~mdsumner/gdal/foo.nc
The Windows FWTools is recent, and the Linux version is old:
Linux: GDAL 1.5dev, FWTools 1.3.2, released 2007/06/01
Windows: GDAL 1.6.0dev, FWTools 2.2.6,
D wrote:
I would need to know, if a three band (RGB) 8-bit GeoTIFF can have
transparency enabled?
No, there would be no way to know the transparency for a pixel if there
are only red/green/blue values available. For that you'll need a 4-band
(rgba) image.
I know that it is possible to enabl
I would need to know, if a three band (RGB) 8-bit GeoTIFF can have
transparency enabled?
I know that it is possible to enable transparency on a singleband TIFF.
Can someone confirm this?
Best regards,
Dejan Gregor
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Hi there,
up to now I only faced Tiff images with palette information. It was
relatively easy to read and display everything - I use RasterIO for the
one available band and the color table.
Now I want to load and display multi band Tiff images - namely the bands
red, green and blue. For what I hav
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