ogr2ogr.py is a toy / sample file which receives little maintainance, and was
mostly a one-time port of the ogr2ogr.cpp source, which is the on used by the
command line utility.
You may use the 'librarified' ogr2ogr with the gdal.VectorTranslate() Python
function. Examples at
https://github.co
Hello,
I complied GDAL 3.0.1 from source with Python, SQLite, and SpatiLite
enabled. I am trying to dissolve polygons in a Shapefile with the
following command:
ogr2ogr output.shp input.shp -dialect sqlite -sql "SELECT
ST_Union(geometry) FROM input"
This works from the command line, but not as I
> Ok, I'll work the proj.db way, it seems to be more profitable to do so. If
> I'm not mistaken, both PROJ 6 and QGIS rely on proj.db to reproject, isn't
> it?
Yes (QGIS 3.8 or later needed to use PROJ 6 new capabilities)
>
> With PROJ 6 patched with the epsg file, I was trying on a vanilla GDAL
Many thanks for the quick response, Even. By the way, many, many, many
congratulations for the Sol Katz! You truly and heartly deserve it, thanks
for your impressive work!
Ok, I'll work the proj.db way, it seems to be more profitable to do so. If
I'm not mistaken, both PROJ 6 and QGIS rely on proj
Juan Pedro,
> I maintain a set of Docker containers of PostGIS and currently I'm working
> on a new release with updated version of the stack, which include PROJ 6,
> GDAL 3, PostgreSQL 11.5, and PostGIS 2.5.3. I know PROJ 6 is a game
> changer, and all the work I've done in the past configuring P
Hi everyone,
I maintain a set of Docker containers of PostGIS and currently I'm working
on a new release with updated version of the stack, which include PROJ 6,
GDAL 3, PostgreSQL 11.5, and PostGIS 2.5.3. I know PROJ 6 is a game
changer, and all the work I've done in the past configuring PROJ 4 t
Folks,
I try to filter a dem (456664_40m.tif) with the help of
a .vrt (456664gf.vrt) to get 456664gf.tif. The result is incorrect.
It looks like it's slightly pushed together vertically in the middle of
the dataset. Please look at 456664gf.tif, compare it to the
original 456664_40m.tif and you s
