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On Fri, 31 Jul 2020, Federico Gianoli wrote:
Thanks Even,
If I look at the metadata of my netcdf, the values of "offset" and "scale
factor" are in float64 instead of float32. So the correct values to read
should be -0.08 as offset and 0.004 as scale factor.
If I open the netcdf in SNAP, for exa
Thanks Even,
If I look at the metadata of my netcdf, the values of "offset" and "scale
factor" are in float64 instead of float32. So the correct values to read
should be -0.08 as offset and 0.004 as scale factor.
If I open the netcdf in SNAP, for example, I am able to correctly see this
informatio
On vendredi 31 juillet 2020 15:04:45 CEST Federico Gianoli wrote:
> Dear all,
> I have an issue opening a netcdf with gdal. I should declare the data type
> of my raster in gdal.Open().
>
> The Netcdf data type is declared in the metadata as "Float", but GDAL reads
> this information as Float64 an
Dear all,
I have an issue opening a netcdf with gdal. I should declare the data type
of my raster in gdal.Open().
The Netcdf data type is declared in the metadata as "Float", but GDAL reads
this information as Float64 and not as Float32. This reading error
misinterprets my decimal values causing r
Hello,
I create a new DXF file, and want to use the RawCodeValues field.
but I can't get it in the output DXF.
Procedure:
- MS-SQL-Server
- GDAL version 3.0.0
-a table on the SQL-Server with fields:
layer AS nvarchar(max),
RawCodeValues AS nvarchar(max),
ogr_style AS nvarchar(max),
b
