Hello,
I succeed in displaying ecw file with qgis 1.8 (binairies). But i would like
import my ecw file into my postgis database thanks to raster2postgresql. And
when i try to do that i have this following error message :
http://postgis.17.n6.nabble.com/file/n5002709/SS_error_ecw.JPG
Maybe raste
Le mercredi 27 février 2013 18:39:23, Jeremy Palmer a écrit :
> No problem at all.
>
> I'm sure it has something do with the new streaming option in GDAL/OGR
> 1.10. If I run the query with the OGR_WFS_USE_STREAMING config set to NO
> it works:
>
> ogrinfo --config OGR_WFS_USE_STREAMING NO -diale
No problem at all.
I'm sure it has something do with the new streaming option in GDAL/OGR 1.10. If
I run the query with the OGR_WFS_USE_STREAMING config set to NO it works:
ogrinfo --config OGR_WFS_USE_STREAMING NO -dialect sqlite -sql "select id,
shape from \"v:x1571\" WHERE id = 3241251"
WFS
You might want to check on the PostGIS list as Regina has a MinGW/MSYS
tools for building PostGIS and I think this includes GDAL for the raster
support, but I may be mistaken.
-Steve
On 2/27/2013 11:17 AM, Ari Jolma wrote:
Helmut,
First, I don't recommend it to anybody to compile Geo::GDAL o
Helmut,
First, I don't recommend it to anybody to compile Geo::GDAL on Windows.
I used to do it regularly using the MinGW/MSYS environment and
self-compiled Perl (now I think I would use Strawberry Perl). Here are
some links to instructions I've written (at least some of them):
http://trac.o
I have a satellite images of this type (link to example:
http://navigator.eumetsat.int/smartEditor/preview/msg-level-1-5.jpg). I have
to reproject the image to obtain latitude and longitude values for every
pixel. I use gdal library (http://www.gdal.org/), and I follow some public
example. The prob
Hello everybody,
in my comming up perl-project I need to use the Geo::Gdal - module. As I
understand I need to compile gdal from sources first and then build the
perl bindings. So far so good, but as I'm not a C/C++ developer I ran
into a host of problems. The first thing I tried, was to insta
Hi
And thanks for the reply.
Just now I discovered, that the header (.hdr-file) which I got together with
the .bil files was the problem.
Firstly the heder was in the ESRI type of order (see:
http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/gdal-dev/2011-November/030939.html) and
secondly it did not match the da
Le mercredi 27 février 2013 13:03:03, SBL a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I have numerous ESRI binary grids in hdr labled format (one .hdr and one
> .bil file for each dataset) which I would like to load into GRASS using
> r.in.gdal.
> There i get the following error-messages:
>
> "ERROR 3: Failed to read sc
Hi,
I have numerous ESRI binary grids in hdr labled format (one .hdr and one
.bil file for each dataset) which I would like to load into GRASS using
r.in.gdal.
There i get the following error-messages:
"ERROR 3: Failed to read scanline 775."
and
"ERROR 1: GetBlockRef failed at X block offset 0, Y
Jeremy Palmer linz.govt.nz> writes:
>
> Hi Jukka,
>
> But that's legal XML and GML is it not?
>
> Jeremy
Sorry, I have no idea about that. I am not a developer but just a somewhat
experienced user and if something works it is legal enough for me. I have a
feeling that this GML is OK because i
Hi Jukka,
But that's legal XML and GML is it not?
Jeremy
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