Jachym,
Some more info at https://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/ArcSDE
from what I remember from noise captured here and there during last years:
- ESRI has stopped distributing the ArcSDE SDK in "recent" versions. So you
have to
be one the "happy few" that have still a copy of it to be able to - try
Hi all,
I would expect, this topic would be covered in [1], or that google
would help - unluckily, it did not, therefore I'm asking here:
Is there step-by-step approach for how to get GDAL compiled with
support for ArcSDE data sources on Linux? What libraries are needed
and where to get them?
So
Try this:
gdal_translate -of netCDF -a_srs +proj=longlat N_197901_concentration_v3.0.tif
out.nc
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Hi Tony,
Here are my steps.
Have a nice weekend.
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#use gdalinfo to get summary (see https://gdal.org/programs/gdalinfo.html)
gdalinfo -noct N_197901_concentration_v3.0.tif
#review source EPSG projection (found from gdalinfo command above)
in web browser goto: http://epsg.io/3411
HelloI'm quite new with gdal and would like to use is to rewrite a geotiff of
NSIDC sea ice concentration from geotiff in polar stereographic projection into
a netcdf in Lon Lat coordinates
The file is located here: N_197901_concentration_v3.0.tif
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