Whilst the ESRI comment is currently strictly true, spatialite is now supported
by FME (as of the current release of earlier this year), so ESRI support may
come in the Data Interoperability extension (which is FME) in due course -
perhaps when 9.4 is released next year.
Peter
Matt Wilkie wro
Compiling GDAL version 1.6.2's Kakadu based JPEG2000 support in frmts/
jp2kak/jp2kakdataset.cpp with gcc version 4.2.1 yields from the "Set
some user-overridable parameters." section the following warning 15
times jp2kakdataset.cpp:2472: warning: deprecated conversion from
string constant to
Tamas:
This works!
I set GDAL_DATA environment variable before calling GDAL in my C#
program using:
Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable("GDAL_DATA", path + "\\data");
Where path is the FWTools folder location.
Now I can read ECW projection WKT value.
Thanks.
Kris
From
hi list,
I need help to set JP2KAK parameters in Gdal 1.6.2 nmake.opt on Windows.
I have unzipped Kakadu 6.21 (non-commercial license) on
C:\build2\kakadu\v6_2_1. I ran MS VisualStudio 2008 using coresys_2008.sln and
kdu_managed_2008.sln. *.dll are generated in bin_x86\ and *.lib are in
lib_x
Kris,
I guess you should make some of the GDAL support files (like ecw_cs.wkt)
available to load by the driver. You should either set up the GDAL_DATA
environment variable to point to the location of the file, or just copy the
file into your directory from where the executable is running.
Best r
Hi Kris-
You wouldn't by any chance have opened these geotiffs in ERDAS Imagine have
you? Are there .aux or .rrd files associated with these images?
Thanks,
Amanda
Amanda M. Henneke
When One tugs at a single thing in Nature, he finds it attached to the rest of
the world. -John Muir
Please
Hi:
I am a new GDAL user using C#.
I am using C# implementation of GDAL from FW_Tools. I am trying to write
a C# program similar to gdalinfo to extract the metadata from raster
files. It is working fine with GeoTiff files, but having problem reading
ECW metadata file. The spatial projection
Thanks for the effbot pointer Markus. I've been thinking for ahwile now
that I'd like to register the gdal python as the system default for 2.5
but didn't have a recipe and was mapping out a plan to work out some
sort of regedit batch file trickery. Now there is a much cleaner route :)
http://t
Hi Aleksey,
With osgeo4w as Ivan noted you need to install the gdal-python package.
O4w doesn't register it's python on the windows registry, so unless you
run your .py script from inside the o4w shell it won't find the right
python either.
There are a number of python scripts in C:\Osgeo4w\
>> I'm confused, I thought spatialite support was being added to ogr in
>> 1.7 . http://www.gdal.org/ogr/drv_sqlite.html
I didn't know that, this is good news.
>> As to ESRI, I asked at the last DOI meeting prior to the ESRI
>> conference this year about spatialite support and they said they had
Thanks Frank! Don't I feel dumb now! Although, I'm glad it was that simple!
Amanda M. Henneke
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Fro
At this point it sounds like you are getting squarely into raster
geoprocessing. Unless you need to do it standalone for some reason, you
might consider using GRASS or QGis with the GRASS extensions as GRASS is a
fantastic raster analysis package.
Craig
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Henneke, Amanda M wrote:
Hello all-
I've been running into a problem where I'm trying to transform points into UTM
NAD83 and occasionally (does not seem to be repeatable, more random) the
TransformPoint method returns Infinity for the x and y coordinate. Just for
your info, the coordinate sy
Hello all-
I've been running into a problem where I'm trying to transform points into UTM
NAD83 and occasionally (does not seem to be repeatable, more random) the
TransformPoint method returns Infinity for the x and y coordinate. Just for
your info, the coordinate system I'm converting from is
Hi,
I have been looking at the http://www.gdal.org/gdal_sieve.html script,
and it almost meets my requirements.
However rather than replacing small pixel areas with neighbouring
values, I'd like to set all these pixels to a "no data" or 0 value.
I guess I could use the script as it is, and th
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