Jose Gomez-Dans gmail.com> writes:
>
> Hi,I have a remote PostGIS database on, say host. I can connect to it using
QGIS and display data (it actually comes up with "Database connection was
successful but no accessible tables were found. Please verify that you have
SELECT privilege on a table car
Hey Roger,
You can always make create an up-sampled VRT of the source image with
"gdalwarp -of VRT -tr x y". Yes, it does involve an additional step, but
the VRT takes almost no time to create and doesn't waste disk space. You
can then use that as the input to gdal2tiles. From the limited tests
Jean-Claude REPETTO schrieb:
> Tom Kazimiers a écrit :
>> Hello,
>>
>> one of my clients asked me if it would be possible to open OziExplorer
>> Files (ozf2 ending)? As I found out GDAL does not support this file
>> format yet. Did anyone build a own driver for this?
>>
>> If not, I would try to bu
Tom Kazimiers a écrit :
Hello,
one of my clients asked me if it would be possible to open OziExplorer
Files (ozf2 ending)? As I found out GDAL does not support this file
format yet. Did anyone build a own driver for this?
If not, I would try to build one. Is there the need (or the possibility)
Hello,
one of my clients asked me if it would be possible to open OziExplorer
Files (ozf2 ending)? As I found out GDAL does not support this file
format yet. Did anyone build a own driver for this?
If not, I would try to build one. Is there the need (or the possibility)
to contribute it or is thi
Hi,
I have a remote PostGIS database on, say host. I can connect to it using
QGIS and display data (it actually comes up with "Database connection was
successful but no accessible tables were found. Please verify that you have
SELECT privilege on a table carrying POSTGIS geometry", but it displays
Hi,
I have been assigned (as in got some business work time) to do the
implementation for jpip and gdal as per RFC 24, and then to reshape RFC
24 with the implementation as a guide. Apologies for the delay in doing
this.
Whilst with the approach I am proposing of separating the jpip
commun
I'm testing gdal2tiles.py this morning and am very encouraged by the results
I''m seeing. However, I would like to force the generation of Zoom levels
greater than what the tool decides is reasonable. Is this possible without
diving into the code? I'm currently getting tiles generated through Zo