You said you have 8 GB RAM, and gdal_translate was using only 2 GB
RAM, and your specific question was "Do I need to set some settings
to speed things up?". Yes, you should increase the amount of RAM
gdal_translate makes available to GDAL_CACHEMAX. For example,
"gdal_translate --config GDAL
Hello,
Here, the last weekly report:
http://www.gis4free.org/blog/2009/08/17/gsoc-09-final-report-0708-1708/
And here, the project page: http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/WKTRasterDriver
Congratulations to everyone! GSoC 09 has finished...
Best regards,
Jorge
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Thanks Greg for your help about speeding things up.
But speed is the least of my problems.
I wouldn't mind waiting 72 hours if it gets the job done.
But even with this statement:
gdal_retile --config GDAL_CACHEMAX 4000-v -s_srs EPSG:28992 -of ECW -ps
17335 16000 -targetDir tiles large.ecw
I get th
On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 10:57 PM, Hermann Peifer wrote:
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> I have the same observation while working with ASTER GDEM tiles (1x1 degree
> tiles, 3601x3601 pixel each). When warping/merging, say: 10 tiles into a
> single outfile.tif, then it takes gdalwarp around 5 seconds per tile to do
> the job
