On Mar 17, 2009, at 4:31 PM, Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Motion: The GDAL PSC authorizes Frank Warmerdam to negotiate a
contract
for GDAL maintenance services for 500 hours over 5 months at $12USD/
hr for
a maximum of $6000USD with Chaitanya Kumar CH. The work will be done
pursuant to the terms
Hi all,
Several users have reported over the past few weeks various crashes when
running GDAL, in particular in OGRFeature::GetFieldAsString(). It has been
finally identified that it was due to stricter guard logic in GCC that was
enabled in Ubuntu 8.10 and later versions because -D_FORTIFY_SOU
Forgot to specify: the programs run hourly and they run OK at all hours but
some. On some days they run OK at all times but 0,3,6,9,18,21,23 UTC(GMT)
and on some days they also failed at 12 and 15 UTC. However, they run OK
throughout the rest of the hours. This is why I am convinced this must be
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Motion: The GDAL PSC authorizes Frank Warmerdam to negotiate a contract
for GDAL maintenance services for 500 hours over 5 months at $12USD/hr for
a maximum of $6000USD with Chaitanya Kumar CH. The work will be done
pursuant to the terms described in RFC 9: GDAL Paid Maintainer Guidelines
with Fr
Dori wrote:
Hi,
I have used gdal_merge.py to stitch geotiff images created with a 3rd
party software for a couple of years now.
These programs were moved to new hosts a while ago and from there on,
although the stitching works the output image seems to loose the
projection information when the
Hi,
I have used gdal_merge.py to stitch geotiff images created with a 3rd party
software for a couple of years now.
These programs were moved to new hosts a while ago and from there on,
although the stitching works the output image seems to loose the projection
information when they are created at
hi,
The only format I have found which supports feature styles is MapInfo
tab files
The spec is hardly supported at all, infact even the dataSource/layer/
feature hierarchy is not supported - everything is at feature level
I would guess they are not widely used (for example, you cannot even
Hi,
I have just started to use the feature styles in ogr_featurestyle.h,
documented at http://www.gdal.org/ogr/ogr_feature_style.html. I really
like them.
I have a few questions:
How much are they supported?
Are they widely used?
The OGRStyleSymbol does not quite match the document. The code
2009/3/16 Frank Warmerdam
Motion: Authorize $500 Sponsorship of the Toronto Code Sprint
There had been some previous discussion of GDAL sponsoring the
Toronto Code Sprint (http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Toronto_Code_Sprint_2009
).
It did not appear this was needed; however, it turned out that fee
Jeff and others,
>> Gdal2tiles output is chopping off New Zealand from a global data set...the
>> input spherical mercator global image has New Zealand intact. Did you
>> discover a solution after posting to 'gdal.dev' nine weeks ago?
In such case just call gdal2tiles with specified srs for Shpe
Hi list,
I tried to use the DXF-patch (http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/ticket/2555) to get
DXF-support in my gdal. Using the patchfile works fine. After this step I
installed the dxflib and copied the lib-files into the new ogr/ogrsf_frmts/dxf
folder. I used ./configure in the gdal-src folder with t
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