On 10/06/10 19:48, kmayall wrote:
I used gdal_translate to convert a geotiff to an ecw file.
However, the corner coordinates are different between the two files.
The tiff uses values from the coordinate system, while the ecw seems to just
use the tile dimensions.
I'm not sure if there is someth
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William Hudspeth wrote:
Hi Frank,
Thanks for responding. I have tried the following,
gdal_translate -ot Float32 -of AAIGrid src.tif dst.asc
Only to get an AAIGrid in Int16 format??
Bill,
I see that by default floating point values in the AAIGRID CreateCopy
code are written as "%6.20g"
Hi Frank,
Thanks for responding. I just tried:
gdal_translate -ot Float32 -of AAIGrid input.tif output.asc
and got an Int16 AAIGrid (?)
Bill
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Hi Frank,
Thanks for responding. I have tried the following,
gdal_translate -ot Float32 -of AAIGrid src.tif dst.asc
Only to get an AAIGrid in Int16 format??
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William Hudspeth wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to copy a GeoTiff to an AAIGrid file using the Python
osgeo-gdal CreateCopy() function. The metadata associated with the
function indicates that one can output a Float32-formatted file, but I
am having trouble figuring out exactly how the output format
Hello,
I am trying to copy a GeoTiff to an AAIGrid file using the Python
osgeo-gdal CreateCopy() function. The metadata associated with the
function indicates that one can output a Float32-formatted file, but I
am having trouble figuring out exactly how the output format is
specified in a call to
How can I use GDAL to convert a TIFF displayed in ArcMap using a standard
deviation stretch of 2 to a TIFF (or other format) I can display using
Mapserver/OpenLayers? I can use the raster Export function in ArcMap, but I
have about 100 TIFFs in 50 .mxds so I'd like to process all the TIFFs usin
Hi Even,
Thanks for that, that error has been resolved. But the following warning as
keeps coming , would you know what this means:
Native library load failed.
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no gdaljni in java.library.path
I am loading all the .so files individually
S
