Hi Jake,
As you mentioned Anaconda Python, one options is to install a different GDAL
build from binstar someone has built with HDF4 support or build yourself using
the conda build system on a virtual machine you have root access to and then
install these binaries through conda.
A quick search
Hi David,
Following on from the VRT / Bigtiff comparison Jukka posted. Have you
considered storing the data as a single KEA format file, which is based on HDF5?
I have the National Elevation Dataset for the US, which comprises 3,605 1 x 1
degree tiles at 1 arc sec resolution. I first created a
Hi,
I did something similar to what Doug suggested using the GDAL python
bindings to get the size, projection and pixel size of an image, then
cropping and re projecting to match using gdalwarp.
You can view the code at:
https://bitbucket.org/petebunting/rsgis_scripts/src/c999df5483d3ed988fea
Hi Tamas,
Sounds like a great idea. I don't know if it's of use but I recently put
together a python script to create KMZ files of geotagged photos using
the Python Imaging Library to read EXIF data. It also exports a list of
photos and coordinates as a CSV file, for loading into a GIS. You co
