Dear Even,
Thank you!!
I haven't tried with the nearest neighbor resampling method, but your advice on
setting the error threshold to 0 (-et 0) worked perfectly with cubic resampling
method!!! Now there is no difference between the two Azimuthal equidistant
projected rasters! Thank you again.
> Here is a link to Geopackage sample name ERDC Whitehorse GeoPackage.gpkg
> at
> https://portal.opengeospatial.org/files/63156
I'm not sure I understand what this has to do with your question. It seems
unrelated.
> I tried like this
> gdal_translate.exe -of GPKG "sample.tif" "sample.gpkg" -co
2016-05-11 22:39 GMT+02:00 Even Rouault :
>> Is there any support
>> for writing into ESRI GeoJSON?
> No. Read-only.
thanks for clarification, Martin
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Hi all,
Here is a link to Geopackage sample name ERDC Whitehorse GeoPackage.gpkg
at
https://portal.opengeospatial.org/files/63156
I tried like this
gdal_translate.exe -of GPKG "sample.tif" "sample.gpkg" -co *TILING_SCHEME*
=PseudoTMS_GlobalMercator
I got only one zoom level in the output Geopac
Hi Sean,
I initialise datatmp using CPLMalloc in the C++
T* dataTmp = (T*)CPLMalloc(sizeof(T) *(this->dspRastXSize *
this->dspRastYSize));
this is then freed using CPLFree once finished with. I do re-malloc it for each
band we want to read in a raster so that does add some slowdown that cou