Jason,
gdalwarp uses a sampling technique to figure out the region of the
source image needed to produce each tile of the output image and this
works poorly for transformation "interruptions" like datelines.
Some warp options which have an effect are documented at:
http://www.gdal.org/structG
I have an RGBA GeoTIFF in EPSG:4326 with an extent that wraps the 180
decimal degree international dateline (western extent: 74.2 dd, eastern
extent: 433.8 dd).
When I attempt to project this image to either EPSG:102113 (as defined in
$GDAL_DATA/esri_extra.wkt) or a very similar custom mercator pr
On 07-03-2013 14:29, Even Rouault wrote:
gdalinfo lixo.bil
ERROR 6: lixo.bil, band 1: SetNoDataValue() not supported for this
dataset.
This message is displayed if GDALRasterBand::SetNoDataValue() is called.
But in
normal situations, it should not, unless PAM is disabled. Are you disabling
P
> >> gdalinfo lixo.bil
> >> ERROR 6: lixo.bil, band 1: SetNoDataValue() not supported for this
> dataset.
> > This message is displayed if GDALRasterBand::SetNoDataValue() is called.
> But in
> > normal situations, it should not, unless PAM is disabled. Are you disabling
> PAM
> > by chance ?
>
> Y
I don't understand this. The .hdr file is only created/recognized for EHdr
datasets. AAIGrid datasets have both their header and samples in the .asc file
and the .hdr file isn't used in that case.
G. I know that too but 'head didn't think' and I just took it to be
common to both formats (I
Selon Jeremy Palmer :
> Thanks Even.
>
> So does this ticket account for this problem?
>
> http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/ticket/4329
>
> Or do changes need to be applied in the WFS driver as well?
The best is that you try and report. I believe this should be sufficient, but
might be wrong. Not sure
Selon Joaquim Luis :
> Hi,
>
> While playing a bit with Lastools I came across this behavior. I create
> outputs in both .bil and .asc ESRI formats
> The weird thing is that beeing the .hdr header file common (I mean
> exactly equal) to both outputs
I don't understand this. The .hdr file is only
