Jason Roberts wrote:
Ragi,
Thanks for your thoughts. I know what you are saying; no need to create a
another useless layer. But by adopting one or the other APIs, I would get
locked in to whatever that API decided to support, with no way to work
around it other than to hack on a private copy of
On Feb 18, 2010, at 3:58 PM, Daniel Morissette wrote:
> Frank Warmerdam wrote:
>> Motion: Extend GDAL/OGR Commit Access to Kyle Shannon.
>>
>
> +1
+1
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Tamas
2010/2/18 Frank Warmerdam
> Motion: Extend GDAL/OGR Commit Access to Kyle Shannon.
>
> ---
>
> Folks,
>
> Kyle has been working with GDAL for a while - I first noticed him when
> he started adding himself to the cc: list of lots of bugs. He has a
> particular interest in improving t
> I'd be careful as abstractions of abstractions can easily lead to
> fat beasts which can do everything, but are complex as hell where
> nobody understands what is what and how it actually works.
I believe I learned this as oopaholism, a disease in which someone becomes
so addicted to object orie
Maybe it's just me... but...
I'm trying to connect to another Oracle instance, on a different machine,
using basically the same code as above. I get exactly the same results. In
this case, I've tried Python 2.6.4 with GDAL 1.6.0 and Python 2.4.1 with
GDAL 1.5.2. I can connect with OGR2OGR.EXE in t
Ragi,
Thanks for your thoughts. I know what you are saying; no need to create a
another useless layer. But by adopting one or the other APIs, I would get
locked in to whatever that API decided to support, with no way to work
around it other than to hack on a private copy of that particular API.
T
+1
Le Thursday 18 February 2010 21:35:27 Frank Warmerdam, vous avez écrit :
> Motion: Extend GDAL/OGR Commit Access to Kyle Shannon.
>
> ---
>
> Folks,
>
> Kyle has been working with GDAL for a while - I first noticed him when
> he started adding himself to the cc: list of lots of bugs. He has a
I agree to the rfc 3 guidelines.
kss
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Physical Science Technician
RMRS Fire Sciences Lab
Fire, Fuels & Smoke - RWU 4405
5775 Highway 10 W.
Missoula, MT 59808
(406) 829-6954
kshan...@fs.fed.us
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On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 1:35 PM, Frank Warmerdam
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Motion: Extend GDAL/OGR Commit Access to Kyle Shannon.
+1
Daniel
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Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Motion: Extend GDAL/OGR Commit Access to Kyle Shannon.
He has a
particular interest in improving the netcdf driver
I don't have a vote, but +1 on netcdf work -- thanks, Kyle!
-Chris
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+1 Harsh
Regards,
Harsh Govind
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Motion: Extend GDAL/OGR Commit Access to Kyle Shannon.
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Folks,
Kyle has been working with GDAL for a while - I first noticed him when
he started adding himself to the cc: list of lots of bugs. He has a
particular interest in improving the netcdf driver, and as that driver
is not really acti
Hi folks,
I have a set of PNGs that I would like to add geo-referencing to.
Frankly, I'm not sure what projection they are in, but I do know the
bounding box in lat-long, and I think they are simple geo-coordinates.
I tried adding a *.pgw "world file", that looks like this:
0.04430379
0.0
0.
Jason Roberts wrote:
> A while back, Mateusz asked this:
>> Yes. Also, most applications I've seen using OGR do define their own
>> data models and translate OGRFeature to features of their own types.
>> Perhaps it would be interesting to know why they don't use OGRFeature
>> as a part of their dat
Hey guys.
Does anyone have a good palette for use with gdaldem's "colorrelief"
mode? I have a tough time with colors, and figure that somebody has
already put together a nice green-brown-white set of colors.
The spatial region is New Zealand, so it's land with surrounding sea, a
lot of low a
Frank,
I would hold off on that patch for a little bit, I just found an issue.
I also just replied to the other patch I submitted in trac.
kss
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5775 Highway 10 W.
Missoula, MT 59808
Kyle Shannon wrote:
Frank,
I have been working on this issue for some time and the driver has a
quirky way of handling spatial reference parameters. If a tag is not
present, the netCDFDataset::FetchCopyParms() function returns a default
value. Currently, those default values are all specifie
Folks,
I have established a topic in the wiki to discuss ConfigOptions, feel free
to flesh out as appropriate and cross link where needed.
http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/ConfigOptions
Best regards,
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Frank,
I have been working on this issue for some time and the driver has a quirky
way of handling spatial reference parameters. If a tag is not present, the
netCDFDataset::FetchCopyParms() function returns a default value.
Currently, those default values are all specified as 0.0. Because of this
Jason,
Having (successfully) built abstraction layers in the past to wrap
ArcGIS APIs (aka ArcObjects), OGR (and others) for other projects, I
would strongly advice you *NOT* do it. Why? Because you end up with
some API that looks **way** to similar to ArcObjects or OGR! So why
not use one of thos
Jason Roberts wrote:
Even and Frank, thanks for your replies. I am a little confused because you
each appeared to describe different behaviors.
Frank said:
There is currently no way to test if a datastore supports the concept
of NULL fields, but if it does not it should just write a default va
Even and Frank, thanks for your replies. I am a little confused because you
each appeared to describe different behaviors.
Frank said:
> There is currently no way to test if a datastore supports the concept
> of NULL fields, but if it does not it should just write a default value
> (0.0, empty st
Hi Andrew
But How can I create those VRT, I never used those, from my original
binaries datasets (HDF)? It seems that VRT is the key for my problem. But I
never used it before
Thanks for your help
Luisa
2010/2/18 Andrew Clegg
> Hi Luisa,
>
> I've tried something similar in the past with satel
assuming you are using Linux
Can you use paste to merge the files first, redirected into a new file of x y z
columns, then use GDAL on the result (assuming the order of values is the same
in all 3 files)
eg:
echo 1 > f1
echo 2 > f2
echo 3 > f3
paste f1 f2 f3
1 2 3
Brent Wood
Le Thursday 18 February 2010 18:37:04 Jason Roberts, vous avez écrit :
> Many relational databases allow fields to be set to NULL. Is this supported
> in OGR? How does one detect whether a field is nullable or not?
All fields in OGRFeature are nullable. I think most OGR drivers will support
writi
Jason Roberts wrote:
Many relational databases allow fields to be set to NULL. Is this
supported in OGR? How does one detect whether a field is nullable or not?
Looking at the class documentation, I see functions
OGRFeature::IsFieldSet and OGRFeature::UnsetField. Are these intended
for che
On Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:49:36 -, Luisa Peña wrote:
I've used GDAL a few times but this is the first time that I'm lost on what
I can do with GDAL to solve my problem. I have 3 separate files, one with my
data, other with Lattitude and another with Longitude. They have the same
size and, as a
Hi Luisa,
I've tried something similar in the past with satellite data. I had 3
files, containing latitude, longitude and value stored as floats. I had
some very minor success with the following solution (I got out an image
but it seemed to drop to a very low resolution). I'm posting it more i
Many relational databases allow fields to be set to NULL. Is this supported
in OGR? How does one detect whether a field is nullable or not?
Looking at the class documentation, I see functions OGRFeature::IsFieldSet
and OGRFeature::UnsetField. Are these intended for checking whether a field
is N
Luisa,
I normally restrain to propose GMT solutions here, but I'll open one
more exception now as this problem seams easy to solve with it and also
because I have o idea how to do it with GDAL.
For this, if your grids are not in netCDF, you will need a GMT built
with GDAL support (I have one f
Greetings
I've used GDAL a few times but this is the first time that I'm lost on what
I can do with GDAL to solve my problem. I have 3 separate files, one with my
data, other with Lattitude and another with Longitude. They have the same
size and, as an example, it means that Pixel (1,1) of data i
Ari Jolma wrote:
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Ari Jolma wrote:
Folks,
I added a Length() method for geometries into bindings. The method
re-dos a simple euclidean distance as the get_Length of OGR proper is
not exposed.
Ari,
I'm not clear on why you reimplemented it for the bindings instead of
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Ari Jolma wrote:
Folks,
I added a Length() method for geometries into bindings. The method
re-dos a simple euclidean distance as the get_Length of OGR proper is
not exposed.
Ari,
I'm not clear on why you reimplemented it for the bindings instead of
just exposing it f
Ari Jolma wrote:
Folks,
I added a Length() method for geometries into bindings. The method
re-dos a simple euclidean distance as the get_Length of OGR proper is
not exposed.
Ari,
I'm not clear on why you reimplemented it for the bindings instead of
just exposing it from the core, and adding
Folks,
I added a Length() method for geometries into bindings. The method
re-dos a simple euclidean distance as the get_Length of OGR proper is
not exposed.
I hope this is ok. Length is in OGC SF with that name. However, the
standard specifies that the length should be in its associated spat
Greetings All
Clearly I'm a newbie in this mattters.
Ok, each of my previously mentioned HDF5 files doesn't include GCP points...
Instead of that, pixel geographic position is given in two other HDF5 file
(one for latitude another for longitude). My question is, how can I
geoprocess and rectify th
anotherObject hotmail.com> writes:
> I'm not sure i need to make some more changes to my environment that are not
> mentioned in that pdf article describing the setup GDAL; every time i try
> any sort of commands that are mentioned in the GDAL utilities page from the
> Start -> Run -> cmd, once
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