Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
Lucena, Ivan wrote:
Hi Steve,
I have a script that was processing MrSID files and need to convert it
to support jp2 files also. It seems pretty straight forward except the
jp2 files have bands R,G,B,IR and I need to chop these into GeoTif
tiles
with only R,G,B b
Lucena, Ivan wrote:
Hi Steve,
I have a script that was processing MrSID files and need to convert it
to support jp2 files also. It seems pretty straight forward except the
jp2 files have bands R,G,B,IR and I need to chop these into GeoTif tiles
with only R,G,B bands.
The script was itera
Hi Bruce-
>I am using OGR to create both a shapefile and a KML file. The data in the
>shapefile looks good and the >values in the KML are the same as in the
>shapefile but they are shifted up by 2 places. There are 2 >extra attributes
>in the KML file (Name and Description). My "Longitude" val
Hi Steve,
> I have a script that was processing MrSID files and need to convert it
> to support jp2 files also. It seems pretty straight forward except the
> jp2 files have bands R,G,B,IR and I need to chop these into GeoTif tiles
> with only R,G,B bands.
>
> The script was iterating over t
Hi again,
I have a script that was processing MrSID files and need to convert it
to support jp2 files also. It seems pretty straight forward except the
jp2 files have bands R,G,B,IR and I need to chop these into GeoTif tiles
with only R,G,B bands.
The script was iterating over the src image
I am using OGR to create both a shapefile and a KML file. The data in
the shapefile looks good and the values in the KML are the same as in
the shapefile but they are shifted up by 2 places. There are 2 extra
attributes in the KML file (Name and Description). My "Longitude" value
appears in the "
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 4:18 PM, Kai Behncke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear users, I have an aerial image and did a "gdalinfo" to it:
>
>
> The result is (extract):
>
> Coordinate System is:
> GEOGCS["WGS 84",
>DATUM["WGS_1984",
>SPHEROID["
Hi,
I'm not sure I'm in the right spot to post this, but I couldn't find a
better place, forgive me if it is not.
I'm trying to export 2 layers from a S-57 ENC (Electronic Nautical
Chart) into a "human readable" format, such as an ASCII or text file
like: X,Y,Z coordinates.
Basically, the "
Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
Hi Frank, et al,
I'm working with GDAL 1.5.3, released 2008/09/09 built with libjasper so
I can process some DOQQ composites and chop them into smaller tiles.
Below is a typical image but I get a bunch of errors in gdalinfo. The
system has like 6 GB of memory and on
Hi Frank, et al,
I'm working with GDAL 1.5.3, released 2008/09/09 built with libjasper so
I can process some DOQQ composites and chop them into smaller tiles.
Below is a typical image but I get a bunch of errors in gdalinfo. The
system has like 6 GB of memory and only about 1.5GB of swap. The
Thanks Even, I'll try the 1.6.0 beta.
Even Rouault wrote:
Brent,
Have you tried with GDAL 1.6.0 beta ? Much work has been done in that area and
those artifacts should have disappeared and people. See
http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/ticket/2627
Le Friday 07 November 2008 00:08:51 Brent Fraser, vo
I have a Microsoft application with multiple tabs / property pages.
Each tab is controlled by a separate class. I have a separate instance
of GDAL in each class. I also had an instance in a popup that I used to
connect to the database. After the user logins and the popup window
goes away it seem
What about TRE domain data, does the NITF driver support saving data
to the TRE domain?
I've tried the following code to save tre data, but there is not TRE
segment in the new file, and
the error code returned is 0.
err = GDALSetMetadataItem(dataset, tre, treValue, "TRE");
IFDBG
Matt,
I doubt very much that specifying more than 1 source file to ogr2ogr has ever
worked. I've checked up to GDAL 1.4.0 source code and ogr2ogr has only taken
one source dataset at a time.
I also tried (with GDAL 1.6.0beta):
ogr2ogr -f gml test-merge.gml 094a01_3_0.gml
ogr2ogr -append -f gml
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