Hello,
Project ShareMap[1] uses gdal_warp on the server side to allow users
to work with calibrated rasters maps as overlay on web mercator maps.
In case of maps in large scale it performas relatively well (country
maps - almost ok, provinces maps - perfect)[2]. The problem is if we
try to ca
You can also create a custom application based on QGis, if you do not
want the entire QGis interface or if you want to customize the UI (or
integrate it with your existing application).
Etienne
On Sun, May 6, 2012 at 5:17 AM, Jean-Claude Repetto wrote:
> On 05/06/12 09:40, akshay gupta wrote:
>>
Hi Billy,
> Unfortunately I was not being very clear. The process in which I am indexing
> the image files (storing their metadata
in the database) is a java process. It is a complex application in which we
keep track of the changes in a directory
structure such that we can index new files dr
Billy,
You might consider creating a warped image with a larger pixel size (a
multiple of your real target size, say 3000m) to calculate the
"correct" extents and then throwing it away.
Etienne
On Sat, May 5, 2012 at 6:22 PM, Billy Newman wrote:
> Still very confused.
>
> I have a tiff file. I
On 05/06/12 09:40, akshay gupta wrote:
Hi all,
I am writing an application to load vector maps/shape files using
gdal/ogr and display them onto a gui designed using Qt. I am new to
dealing with vector files, I am not able to decide how to render them on
GUI. Few approaches that come to my mind
Hi all,
I am writing an application to load vector maps/shape files using gdal/ogr
and display them onto a gui designed using Qt. I am new to dealing with
vector files, I am not able to decide how to render them on GUI. Few
approaches that come to my mind are:
- To convert vector files to raster
