Hi Even,
Thanks for the verbose response. Option 2 (SQLITE_LIST_ALL_TABLES=YES)
is the easiest and best one for my use case : importing data from both
spatial and non-spatial sources into one SQLite file).
Realising I had not read the release notes [1] properly and having read
them again, I
Roald,
Several points :
* I've tried with 1.6 branch, and even if it can list the tasmania_cities
layer, it doesn't seem to be able to read the features in it, as a dumb
geometry column name '(null)' was inserted by ogr2ogr into the
geometry_columns table. Thus when reading the definition of t
Jukka Rahkonen wrote:
Christopher Barker noaa.gov> writes:
That seems to get the basics: QGIS puts it in the right place on the
map, and gdal_translate seems to be able to make a geotiff out of it.
However, I'd like to be able to put a bit more information in, like that
it's wgs84, and geo-c
Hi list,
I have the following issue: OGR 1.7.x cannot read the SQLite files it
creates from a source *without geometries*.
I used the following GDAL:
- from http://vbkto.dyndns.org/sdk/
(release-1310-gdal-1-7-mapserver-5-6.zip, based on r9799, r18849)
- on a WinXP machine
- having no other G
Question on the -gcp option in gdal_translate. If i want to use it to specify
the geographic referencing of the four corners do i need to specify the center
of the pixel, or the UL of the pixel. (e.g. -gcp 0 0 34 115 OR -gcp 0.5 0.5 34
115 )
Dan Greve
On 19-2-2010 11:46, Manuel Massing wrote:
Hi,
Gdal_translation has on option
[-gcp pixel line easting northing [elevation]]*
this should also work using the VRT output format, which has the advantage
that the raster data doesn't need to be written to an intermediate file (VRT
"wr
Hi,
> Gdal_translation has on option
> [-gcp pixel line easting northing [elevation]]*
this should also work using the VRT output format, which has the advantage
that the raster data doesn't need to be written to an intermediate file (VRT
"wraps" the original data).
E.g.:
gdal_translate [-gcp
Hi Luisa,
I think you would need to create the VRTs manually - although it would
be a fairly easy task to automate.
Regards,
Andrew
Luisa Peña wrote:
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
Kim Besson gmail.com> writes:
>
>
> Greetings
>
> I have a file, in HDF4 format, and I need to add GCP's points in order to
later warp that file. How can I add that information to a HDF? it can be a
Geotiff if it's easier.
Hi,
Gdal_translation has on option
[-gcp pixel line easting northing
Greetings
I have a file, in HDF4 format, and I need to add GCP's points in order to
later warp that file. How can I add that information to a HDF? it can be a
Geotiff if it's easier.
Thanks
Kim
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Christopher Barker noaa.gov> writes:
> That seems to get the basics: QGIS puts it in the right place on the
> map, and gdal_translate seems to be able to make a geotiff out of it.
> However, I'd like to be able to put a bit more information in, like that
> it's wgs84, and geo-coordinates. How
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