On 12-03-18 10:49 PM, chenliang wang wrote:
> hello:
> Is there any option to hide warning when I load some raster by means of
> gdal functions? Thanks!
Chen,
When using the GDAL C/C++ API you can call:
CPLPushErrorHandler( CPLQuietErrorHandler );
You may find it helpful to read:
http://ww
Andreas,
Look at:
http://starspan.projects.atlas.ca.gov
Starspan is a command line tool that uses GDAL/OGR lib. This functionality
is also available in many GIS packages with the name 'zonal statistics'.
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Best regards,
Petteri Packalen
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On 2012/03/19 07:49, chenliang wang wrote:
> hello:
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> gdal functions? Thanks!
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On 12-03-17 11:22 PM, len0001 wrote:
i have been able to request a specific tile with my xml through gdal lib;
but is there is another way of requesting the tiles from a web server
without using xml ?
i wanna do it directly through my c++ code;
i will appreciate any directions or examples;
h
On 12-03-18 06:29 AM, Andrea Peri wrote:
Effectively I use the libtiff 3.9.
Now I update to libtiff 4.0.1.
Recompile gdal and retry.
Update also the call following your suggestions.
and using the gdaladdo to produce the overviews.
My new batch is a set of calls like this two:
gdal_translate -o
Hi there,
When getting the properties from the Trace Header of the Seg-Y file the CDP X
(181-184) and CDP Y (185-188) are not included.
This first appeared to be because the CDP X and CDP Y were being used to set
the OGRPoint X and Y but these values are coming from GROUP_ X (81-84) and
GROUP_Y
Hi Devs,
Got no answer, so I call up this thread for discussion again.
In fact the approach of identifying datums by the mapinfo driver (by using
the WKT name) is quite fragile causing problems for me and for others in
the past as well, for example with the issues described in:
http://trac.osgeo.
Hi all,
I have a GeoTiff file covering the whole globe at approx. 1km
resolution. And I have a shapefile containing say 20 of polygons.
For each of the 20 polygons, I want to know the mean value of the raster
data falling inside the polygon, and possibly more statistics (max, min,
medeian, std, .
>Effectively I use the libtiff 3.9.
>Now I update to libtiff 4.0.1.
>Recompile gdal and retry.
>Update also the call following your suggestions.
>
>and using the gdaladdo to produce the overviews.
>
>My new batch is a set of calls like this two:
>
>gdal_translate -ot Byte -of GTiff -b 1 -b 2 -b 3 -
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