On 9/20/2014 9:02 AM, Jan Tosovsky
wrote:
But the final tif has most likely incorrect metadata as its reading via
jai-imageio fails ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 256
(Despite the Ok result when reading the tiling source image using the same
method)
Any idea?
Th
Le samedi 20 septembre 2014 18:56:11, Jesse McGraw a écrit :
> Is it possible to force gdal_translate to only rotate/scale an image
> when given a list of more than two GCPs?
>
> I'm manually georeferencing maps which are all North-up and I'd like
> to supply as many GCPs as possible to average ou
Is it possible to force gdal_translate to only rotate/scale an image
when given a list of more than two GCPs?
I'm manually georeferencing maps which are all North-up and I'd like
to supply as many GCPs as possible to average out my errors but if I
provide more than two it will potentially skew the
On 2014-09-20 David Strip wrote:
> > On 9/20/2014 6:20 AM, Jan Tosovsky wrote:
> >
> > I am trying to produce GeoTiff tiles from my SRTM based GeoTiff:
> > gdal2tiles.py -z 6-7 warped.tif D:\tiles-gdal
> >
> > The problem is that the final data is somehow converted from
> > 16bit into 8bit so usele
A few lines before the ones you quoted from the script dstile is set
to a raster in memory:
dstile = self.mem_drv.Create('', self.tilesize,
self.tilesize, tilebands)
This memory dataset driver defaults to a datatype of byte. You need
to override this to the da
Dear All,
I am trying to produce GeoTiff tiles from my SRTM based GeoTiff:
gdal2tiles.py -z 6-7 warped.tif D:\tiles-gdal
The problem is that the final data is somehow converted from 16bit into 8bit
so useless for intended further processing.
In the script there are following lines responsible f
