Thanks for the help all.
Using avcimport to convert the .e00 to binary coverages allowed me to convert
to other formats in seconds. I should have thought of this.
Thanks again, Jed
> On 13 Oct 2020, at 07:02, Even Rouault wrote:
>
> > Another option is to use QGIS to convert it.
> > That ma
Hi, I wanted to check here first before reporting this as a bug:
I'm trying to tile 2 together with buildvrtraster. I can make it work with
2 Float32 images that have 0s; however, with the complex images, the last
image always overwrites all of the previous, even where it has 0s and the
nodata is
> Another option is to use QGIS to convert it.
> That may be the best option for you.
This is unlikely to help. QGIS uses the OGR AVCE00 driver
underneath.
Even
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I would try the "Geo::E00" module for Perl.
If you can get the file to me, I'll try it
for you. Or you can install Perl and try it
yourself.
I just checked my files, and surprisingly I have
no E00 files. I guess I just convert them and throw
them away, because I remember converting quite a few
Hi.
We need to add a custom projection to our environment.
Up to gdal 3, we did it by changing the /usr/share/proj/epsg file. In gdal
3, this is not relevant any more.
I've tried to google this and also ask a question here
https://gis.stackexchange.com/q/374652/111023, but with no success.
Is there
Jed,
There isn't much to debug. AFAIR, this is a limitation of the AVCE00 driver
when
reconstructing linear or polygonal geometries. It has to do lots of seeking in
the file, which is
super slow.
You might possibly try the avcimport utility (
http://avce00.maptools.org/avce00/index.html ) to
Hello all,
I am new to this list, apologies if this type of question has already been
asked. I’m using GDAL/OGR version 3.0.4 on a brand new server with 256GB ram.
I have a moderately sized (~110MB) .e00 file I would like to convert to another
format. The original file appears to be clean; ogri
