Hello im trying to warp an image using 4 or more gcp points. I have already
done it in c++, but my project is in c# so im trying to convert it. I got
the following example from the GDAL warp API tutorial and adjusted it for my
needs. I have done most of the other parts but i cant convert the follow
i have resolved the problem. I had a constrain in postgre to check if the
geometry was multipolygon now i added (or polygon) check and the import
works fine.
Best Regards
Edi Karadumi
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Hi everyone,
im a new user to ogr and i have used c# binding and then converted them to
use to my application in vb.net.
Im making an application to import shape files to postgres. I have made the
connection, imported the data, but i need to know the progress so i have
used a loop to transfer the
] and then build an external overview using
"gdaladdo -ro" specifying the level of overview.
On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 5:59 PM, Edi.Karadumi <[hidden email]> wrote:
i have 3T of images and there are more than 12000 tiles. I want to create a
new mosaic overview. Im using the gdal_mer
i have 3T of images and there are more than 12000 tiles. I want to create a
new mosaic overview. Im using the gdal_merge.py command. I cant use
gdal_merge for every 2 images. Is there any other way to merge the tiles for
the new layer? if my pixel size of the original tile are 0.08meters, how
many
Thanks, i have read one of your posts:
>Glen,
>
> As Frank has pointed out in his reply (and Ed has said for several
> years),
>the answer is to pyramid your data. This means constructing layers at
>different resolutions, then setting MINSCALE MAXSCALE for each of the
layers
>in the map fil
Edi,
its not like that, you provide shp2img a map file, bounding box, height
and width of output file, and it produces a image made of all the tiles
that land in that bounding box
brian
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On Wed, 2010-08-04 at 16:09 +0200, Edi KARADUMI wrote:
> oh yeah. thnx
> But do you know
Thnx, that dids the job. Actually i was trying with gdal_translate -a_srs
"+proj=tmerc +lat_0=0 +lon_0=21 +k=1 +x_0=450 +y_0=0 +ellps=krass
+units=m +no_defs" input.tif output.tif and it worked too.
Another thing if i execute this command after i have created the overview
they are not in the n
when i use gdalwarp -t_srs EPSG:2199 source.tif dest.tif i get an ok but when
i use gdalinfo i get
the following result:
Driver: GTiff/GeoTIFF
Files: dest.tif
dest.tfw
Size is 9375, 6250
Coordinate System is:
PROJCS["unnamed",
GEOGCS[,
DATUM["unknown",
SPHEROIK["unretrievab