Re: [gdal-dev] DIMAP driver questions

You can open the DIM_*.XML files with gdal, those are the useful ones. -- Thomas On Fri, Jul 9, 2021 at 9:38 PM wrote: > > Hi, > > > > The DIMAP driver page lists names of the index files to look at. I don’t have > any of these filenames in our SPOT6 folder tree. Is the driver description > pa

[gdal-dev] DIMAP driver questions

Hi, The DIMAP driver page lists names of the index files to look at. I don't have any of these filenames in our SPOT6 folder tree. Is the driver description page incomplete or perhaps I've been given a different DIMAP version? METADATA.DIM (DIMAP 1),

Re: [gdal-dev] Install GDAL on Arcmap 10.7

Hello Sayena, Gdal doesn’t have a graphic interface, it’s all command line utilities and programmer libraries. However Qgis (https://qgis.org/) is very well integrated with Gdal and is similar to ArcMap in a lot of ways and the members of the Qgis Community

Re: [gdal-dev] Lost band name during merge

Hi Lorenzo, Attached is a short python script to copy band info from one file to another. It’s not a solution but might be helpful. Usage is gdal-copy-band-info [in_file] [band #] [out_file] [band #] cheers, -Matt From: gdal-dev On Behalf Of Lorenzo Di Giacomo Sent: July 9, 2021 7:30 AM To

[gdal-dev] Install GDAL on Arcmap 10.7

Hello I want to use Census data 2000 Urbanized area - They are in the ASCII format and apparently need a translator to convert them to lines/ polylines. I searched in the internet and found out about the GDAL that can do the job. But just don't know how to use the graphic user interface with Arcma

[gdal-dev] Lost band name during merge

Hi, i have N netcdf OR N tiff. I want merge them all in 1 tiff. I do that using: Either gdal_merge.py -separate -o OR gdalbuildvrt AND gdal_translate ... Both approaches works but each band has a name like "band_1", "band_2" ecc. the original band name is lost Is there a way to at least ke