Even,
furthermore subswaths typically have different pixel and line sizes.
But the subswath level is easy bit of Sentinel-1 data, the real fun starts
as you note that every individual tiff file is a collection of actual image
segments (the bursts) interleaved with black stripes. The image segment
> This is obviously wrong, since pixels in each swath correspond to
> different observed ground points. In other word, there is no meaning in
> stacking the response of pixel (0,0) of swath one with pixel (0,0) of
> swath two, since they do not observe the same target landscape.
>
> I think the b
Dear all,
I recently gave a try to the Sentinel-1 SAFE driver and I came accross
something that to my opinion is conceptually wrong.
A Sentinel 1 product consists in one or several tiff file along with
their annotation files. Dependening on product level and acquisition
mode, those tiff file
Le vendredi 13 mai 2016 14:24:38, Gane R a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I was working with gdal 2.1.0, I was trying to convert a geopackage raster
> to mbtiles, I used GDALCreateCopy to convert the dataset to mbtiles.
>
> On http://www.gdal.org/frmt_mbtiles.html
>
> I saw an example to use gdal_translate a
Hi,
I was working with gdal 2.1.0, I was trying to convert a geopackage raster
to mbtiles, I used GDALCreateCopy to convert the dataset to mbtiles.
On http://www.gdal.org/frmt_mbtiles.html
I saw an example to use gdal_translate and then to use gdaladdo to
overviews
Q1: I got only one level of z
