Hi,
I myself would consider reading the source files with Mapserver and
tileindex. It should work automatically as you wish. You can then read data
from the WMS service in some uniform format. If you do not know Mapserver
yet it might take a moment to learn how to do it but it is possible that
som
I have a large collection (millions) of .png files (with .wld files) some
8bit/color RGB, others with 1,2,4 or 8bit colormaps, and some grayscale.
Since .vrt files cannot have different colormaps I'd like to convert them
into something uniform (probably 8bit/color RGB).
gdal_translate -expand is
On dimanche 7 juillet 2019 12:13:04 CEST Idan Miara wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a RGBA raster with overviews, I'd like to cut an extent from a
> specific overview into a new YCbCr JPEG raster.
> I want to drop the alpha band (I don't need it and it is not supported in
> YCbCr).
>
> I couldn't find a
On dimanche 7 juillet 2019 08:34:03 CEST tor21...@protonmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Great to find an awesome geospatial library!
>
> I could read the field names of a shapefile in Japanese characters by
> applying the following setting in Python 3 program.
> os.environ['SHAPE_ENCODING'] = "Shift_JI
Hi,
I have a RGBA raster with overviews, I'd like to cut an extent from a
specific overview into a new YCbCr JPEG raster.
I want to drop the alpha band (I don't need it and it is not supported in
YCbCr).
I couldn't find a way to do it because:
1. with gdal_translate I could choose bands (RGB) but
Hi,
Great to find an awesome geospatial library!
I could read the field names of a shapefile in Japanese characters by applying
the following setting in Python 3 program.
os.environ['SHAPE_ENCODING'] = "Shift_JIS"
fieldname = in_feature.GetField('Name')
However, I could not write the fieldname
