Frank Warmerdam,
Thank you for your help!
Best regards,
Alex.
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I have "bmp" file, and I would like to rotate it on some angle... (For
example 38... 45,7... 2,3 degrees).
How can I make it by using GDAL?
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Carol,
If you write code the way to go about mosaicing all rpf frame files into one
image would be to create a GDAL MEM dataset that is the width and height of
an entire RPF Boundary. Then loop through each Frame file in the Boundary,
open up each Frame file with the GDAL NITF driver and copy the
Carol,
Also see the switch:
src_dataset:
The source dataset name. It can be either file name, URL of data
source or subdataset name for multi-dataset files.
Martin
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Carol,
http://www.gdal.org/gdal_translate.html says the command switch:
-sds:
Copy all subdatasets of this file to individual output files. Use
withformats like HDF or OGDI that have subdatasets.
OGDI is the old RP driver so I imagine it applies. Maybe that's what you
need. Also,
Hi.
Thank you for getting back to me on this!
Yes, I am using the 1.6.0 version of GDAL.
I did what you suggested and it gives me a bus error when I run the
gdalinfo command on the a.toc file. Do you recall what the problems
were with the CIB data that you heard about? I have a 1 meter, 5 me
Brent Fraser wrote:
Since the TerraGo way has been superceded by the Adobe/ISO way (thank
goodness!), it makes it easier to identify the reference system
definition in GDAL, so there may be some hope for GDAL and GeoPDF.
Still on this matter, the GeoPDF
http://www.terragotech.com/blog/quad
I am a glutton for pain. :)
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From: Joaquim Luis [mailto:jl...@ualg.pt]
Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 2:25 PM
To: Harsh Govind
Cc: Martin Chapman; 'Martin Hvidberg'; gdal-dev@lists.osgeo.org
Subject: Re: [gdal-dev] Missing msvcr80.dll ?
Harsh Govind wrote:
> And unl
Harsh,
Hey, good point and on another note, recently Microsoft released a Visual
Studio update that deploys an even newer version of the CRT that fixes a
security fix. Problem is that if you have Automatic Updates turned on and
you don't know that you got this update you can make the mistake of
r
Harsh Govind wrote:
And unlike previous versions (msvcrt71) you cannot copy over 8.0 versions dlls
from somewhere to your application directory in order to make it work. The
solution per Martin's suggestion is to install vcredist.exe.
Excuse the ingenuity, but than why build GDAL with MSVC >
And unlike previous versions (msvcrt71) you cannot copy over 8.0 versions dlls
from somewhere to your application directory in order to make it work. The
solution per Martin's suggestion is to install vcredist.exe.
Regards,
Harsh Govind
SPADAC Inc.
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Martin
Here are the links for VC2005 redist installs:
x86: (win 32 bit)
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=32BC1BEE-A3F9-4C13-
9C99-220B62A191EE&displaylang=en
x64: (win 64 bit)
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=90548130-4468-4BBC-
9673-D6ACABD5D13B
Martin,
Sounds like that copy of GDAL you have has a manifest dependency on that
version of the C runtime. You can download the vcredist.exe for the 8.0
version of the CRT from Microsoft and install it on that computer or make
your own by including the merge module for that CRT in a custom setup
Dear Group
Thanks for GDAL
I am running a script in Python, using GDAL.
Would like to run it on another (faster) computer.
Installed Python and GDAL
When I run the program it asks for a MSVCR80.dll file
Cant find it anywhere on the computer
Tried to copy it from the old computer, but it won't
Selon Even Rouault :
Actually, I read too fast. You want to convert all the NITF tiles into a single
NITF file. That is possible too of course. Just add -of NITF in the
gdal_translate command line. Note that the resulting NITF will be larger in size
than the sum of source NITF tiles, as CIB uses t
Selon "Rydzak, Carol-P28503" :
I assume you are using a recent enough GDAL version (>= 1.5.0) that has the
RPFTOC driver. If so, gdalinfo on the a.toc should return a list of subdatasets
(at least one). You can then select one and translate it to a GeoTIFF. It will
mosaic all the underlying NITF t
jor sion wrote:
Hi,
I can't get 1*N dataset in HDF file by GDAL,
The dataset looks like this:
dataset.png
It shows in HDF Explorer
show.png
Any suggestions?
Well it's not a GDAL solution... But have a look at PyTables (depends
NumPy) for Python.
PyTables reads HDF files (4 and 5) and ca
I am trying to use GDAL utilities (on a Solaris 10 system) against CIB
files (from a CD) to convert them to a single NITF image.
When I run gdal_translate, it doesn't seem to accept the a.toc, but it
does create a one-to-one nitf image for each CIB file the command is run
against.
Is there a
+1
I would also be interested in having SDE for Win64 to be compiled somehow
;-)
Best regards,
Tamas
2009/9/2 Frank Warmerdam
> Motion: Extent commit access to Harsh Govind.
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> PSC members,
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> Harsh reports:
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> I am a GIS Developer at SPADAC Inc. and responsibilities inc
Thanks guys,
I did a make clean (on both gdal and mapnik (scons.py -c)), then
compiled gdal with the --with-hide-internal-symbols. This seems to
have resolved the libtiff conflict going on with mapnik.
-Matt
On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 11:11 AM, Even
Rouault wrote:
> Selon Frank Warmerdam :
>
> In cas
Selon Frank Warmerdam :
In case of conflict between GDAL internal libtiff and system libtiff with which
mapnik would be linked, you can also try adding --with-hide-internal-symbols to
the GDAL configure line.
> Matt Bartolome wrote:
> > Hello list,
> >
> > I just compiled gdal 1.6.2 on my fedora
Selon Frank Warmerdam :
+1
> Motion: Extent commit access to Harsh Govind.
>
> ---
>
> PSC members,
>
> Harsh reports:
>
> """
> I am a GIS Developer at SPADAC Inc. and responsibilities include compiling
> and
> upgrading GDAL for our products. In the past 4+ years at SPADAC I have setup
> autom
+1. Welcome :)
Daniel
Harsh Govind wrote:
Good Afternoon All,
I have read and understood the RFC 3 GDAL committer guidelines (http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/rfc3_commiters) and I accept the agreement.
Regards,
Harsh Govind
SPADAC Inc.
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Matt Bartolome wrote:
Hello list,
I just compiled gdal 1.6.2 on my fedora 10 box from source. I'm in the
process of evaluating some 2009 imagery in geotiff format. I've tried
compiling with external libs and internal options with the same
result.
# ./configure --with-libtiff=internal --with-geo
+1. I look forward to SDE maintenance, as I haven't had much time to
keep up with that lately :(
Howard
On Sep 2, 2009, at 2:55 PM, Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Motion: Extent commit access to Harsh Govind.
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Harsh reports:
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I am a GIS Developer at SPADAC Inc. and responsib
jor sion wrote:
Hi,
How to get values of one-dimensional vector dataset like this
1.png
the X_Axis dataset is showed in HDF Explorer like this:
2.png
I could not access these dataset via GetMetadata("SUBDATASETS") method,
Anybody could tell me how to access these datasets?
JoSn,
The grap
Hello list,
I just compiled gdal 1.6.2 on my fedora 10 box from source. I'm in the
process of evaluating some 2009 imagery in geotiff format. I've tried
compiling with external libs and internal options with the same
result.
# ./configure --with-libtiff=internal --with-geotiff=internal
When proc
Good Afternoon All,
I have read and understood the RFC 3 GDAL committer guidelines
(http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/rfc3_commiters) and I accept the agreement.
Regards,
Harsh Govind
SPADAC Inc.
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Jonas Malmqvist wrote:
*Put together a mosaic of several shape files into one single shape file.
http://www.gdal.org/ogr/drv_shapefile.html
(see the example at the bottom of the page)
*Crop a rectangular area of the new shape file.
*Rasterize the new shapefile file (all shapes should be used
Brent Fraser wrote:
Joaquim,
Interesting! As Peter pointed out, the LPTS tag is the transformation
matrix to go from projected coords to page coords, and is created by
forming the UTM->page coordinates tranformation (from the information in
the CTM tag below) and inverting it (there's a bri
Jonas Malmqvist wrote:
Hi all,
I've been looking around in your mailing list searching for a way to
convert a vector shapefile to a raster Arc/Info ascii format but haven't
found any applicable example. It seems like rasterize could be a
solution in the GDAL library but I don't get how. The s
Hi,
How to get values of one-dimensional vector dataset like this
[image: 1.png]
the X_Axis dataset is showed in HDF Explorer like this:
[image: 2.png]
I could not access these dataset via GetMetadata("SUBDATASETS") method,
Anybody could tell me how to access these datasets?
Best wishes,
--
J
Joaquim,
Interesting! As Peter pointed out, the LPTS tag is the transformation matrix
to go from projected coords to page coords, and is created by forming the
UTM->page coordinates tranformation (from the information in the CTM tag below)
and inverting it (there's a brief mention near the e
Hi all,
I've been looking around in your mailing list searching for a way to
convert a vector shapefile to a raster Arc/Info ascii format but haven't
found any applicable example. It seems like rasterize could be a
solution in the GDAL library but I don't get how. The steps I'm aiming
to perf
Peter J Halls wrote:
A bit of googling determines that the 'Adobe way' structure, together
with its elements, is defined in the ISO PDF definition - ISO 32000-1
(2008).
Looking at this with a PostScript Developer hat, the /LPTS has to be
associated with scaling / transforming the GPTS coordin
A bit of googling determines that the 'Adobe way' structure, together with its
elements, is defined in the ISO PDF definition - ISO 32000-1 (2008).
Looking at this with a PostScript Developer hat, the /LPTS has to be associated
with scaling / transforming the GPTS coordinates to the page coordi
Brent,
I was also digging a bit on this matter. It's true that the blogger only opens
our appetite as there is no more details on how to do it generally. I mean, for
UTM maps it has become fairly obvious how one can do it. The relevant part in
the
PS file is
[ {ThisPage} <<
/LGIDict <<
/Descr
Joaquim,
Doing the format conversion from .ps to pdf is one thing (and there are
several ways to do it), but embedding the georeferencing in the PDF to make it a
GeoPDF is the interesting bit. I haven't found any open source project capable
of do that. Or even capable of writing the PDF el
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