Pinner, Luke wrote:
Thanks for the response Frank. The coord system is NSWLAM94
http://spatialreference.org/ref/epsg/3308/ and is supported in more
recent ERMapper releases. I realise that GDAL can't support every
projection under the sun so I'll just work around it. Probably by having
a single
Hi Vali,
On NetBeans 6.5 you select:
Main Form:
File/New Project
New Project wizard dialog:
1. Choose Project
Category: C/C++
Projects: C/C++ Project From Existing Code
Click on "Next>"
2. Build Tool:
Select "Using existing makefile"
Browse or type the f
Thanks for the response Frank. The coord system is NSWLAM94
http://spatialreference.org/ref/epsg/3308/ and is supported in more
recent ERMapper releases. I realise that GDAL can't support every
projection under the sun so I'll just work around it. Probably by having
a single GDAL install that I ma
Hi Vali,
Have you tested this using GDAL trunk? I only had access to a limited
number of TerraSAR-X scenes when writing the GDAL file reader for it, so
it's possible that the high resolution spotlight imagery is structured
differently and thus can't be read by GDAL.
Could you run the gdalinfo too
Hello,
Does anybody know how to import the GDAL projects in Netbeans IDE 6.1? Is there
another IDE used to compile GDAL?
Thanks,
Vali
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Hello folks,
I am starting a development project that involves Terra-SAR X High Resolution
Spotlight data. I used Frank's FWTools and I can load the data but it doesn't
seem to contain the georeference information. Also I tried the OpenEV from
Vexcel which doesn't recognize Terra-SAR data at al
Hi Ednardo-
I'm sure you're aware of this, but just in case:
http://www.gdal.org/ogr/drv_oci.html
and
http://www.gdal.org/ogr/drv_pg.html
Since your data will be in one or the other you can continue to use ogr2ogr to
generate KML directly from the database.
-Chris
From: Ednardo Ferreira
GDAL folks might be interested in reviewing this, to ensure it can
support raster goodness well.
P.
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From: strk
Date: Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 3:39 AM
Subject: [postgis-devel] WKTRaster: RFC1: serialized form
To: postgis-de...@postgis.refractions.net
Cc: Pierr
Hi Ednardo-
>Now, I'm testing options. I'd like to convert from .TAB to KML,
>and then KML to .TAB because my enterprise is on transition
>situation. We want to use KML files, not .TAB anymore. But for
>a time, we have to use both formats.
I'm not sure what your particular data looks like, but
Bryan Keith wrote:
Hello,
I combined two DEM datasets with gdal_merge, and there's a broken strip of
nodata between the two. What gdal utility can I use to fix this? I found
references to gdal_fillnodata on the web, but I don't have it. I
installed FWTools 2.2.8 on windows, but that doesn't s
Hello,
I combined two DEM datasets with gdal_merge, and there's a broken strip of
nodata between the two. What gdal utility can I use to fix this? I found
references to gdal_fillnodata on the web, but I don't have it. I
installed FWTools 2.2.8 on windows, but that doesn't seem to include
gdal_f
Joel Odom wrote:
I've got a situation where I'm trying to use GDAL to read image files
contained within a KMZ archive. (My project uses both GDAL and libkml.)
Libkml can easily read the image file into memory out of the KMZ
archive, but I'd like to pass it to GDAL without having to write it t
I've got a situation where I'm trying to use GDAL to read image files
contained within a KMZ archive. (My project uses both GDAL and libkml.)
Libkml can easily read the image file into memory out of the KMZ archive,
but I'd like to pass it to GDAL without having to write it to a temporary
file on
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