A bit late to the party, but there's also geolambda which works in a
similar manner as the above solutions. It's got the latest version of GDAL
and dependencies, Python 2.7 and 3.6 and packaging scripts for packaging up
your code for deployment to lambda:
https://github.com/developmentseed/geolamb
Hello,
I'm having trouble reading JP2K files remotely. I originally ran into this
problem when trying to use remote Sentinel-2 files as input to the GDAL
Warp API in C++. It works when I use a local version of the file.
I'm not sure if this is supported behavior, I thought it was, but to test I
t
ch (from the GDAL Trac) and no args for
> --with-openjpeg:
>
> https://github.com/sgillies/frs-wheel-builds/blob/master/
> Dockerfile.wheels#L105-L144
>
> These GDAL builds are in the rasterio 1.0a10 wheels on PyPI.
>
>
> On Fri, Oct 13, 2017 at 11:47 AM, Matt Hanson
Hi Even,
Great work with OpenJPEG! I'm trying to get GDAL trunk compiled with
support for it, but I can't get configuration to find it properly. On an
Amazon base linux image my simplified Dockerfile is like this:
```
RUN \
wget https://github.com/uclouvain/openjpeg/archive/v2.3.0.tar.gz; \
Thanks Even,
Disabling reading the directory is another work around for my use case as
well:
(GDAL_DISABLE_READDIR_ON_OPEN=TRUE)
On Wed, Jun 21, 2017 at 5:02 AM, Even Rouault
wrote:
> Matt,
>
>
>
> > My actual problem is a bit more specific then being unable to open S3
> files
>
> > after uploa
Hello everyone,
My actual problem is a bit more specific then being unable to open S3 files
after upload. The actual problem is that within the same Python session, I
can open a file off S3 with the vsis3 driver, but then if I upload a new
file that previously did not exist (using boto3), gdal doe
Hi Nicolas,
I see someone already posted something about lidar2dems. We also wanted
to use only open-source, so put together this project to easily be able to
make DEMs using what's out there already.
The documentation gives an overview of what it can do and a tutorial for
processing a large are
Mike,
Are you setting padfDstNoDataReal as well? Because GDAL performs the
warp in chunks I'm wondering if previously written data, that should be
NoData, is not recognized as such with later chunks. However, I'm still
not clear on the exact details of how that works internally, Even would
ha
I think this is a great idea, finally users can be forced to stop using all
those silly formats.
But I think GDAL 3.0 needs a good slogan, may I suggest "There can be only
one" ?
On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 10:17 AM, Daniel Morissette wrote:
> Good morning Even,
>
> That sounds like an ambitious w
Want to make sure I understand this properly.
So you've got a series of points in your point layer, and a series of lines
in your line layer, and for each point on your points layer, you want to
find out which line this falls on.
Is that right? It sounds like you've done this part. However, I'm
ChiefDan,
If I understand the problem correctly...
If you get the OGRGeometry of your line string (get the WKT from that or
somehow turn into an array or list that is easy to work with) you will have
all the points in order along the line. Then, you'll need to find your
initial point of interest
Hello, I sent the email to the list in April but it's gotten no
response.I've since scoured the 'net and the GDAL archives, tried
countless number of permutations and every time end up with a blank
image. I'm obviously missing something, yet the archives and
documentation don't provide any
Hello,
I'm having trouble getting an image warped properly using GCPs. I'm
wondering if I'm missing a piece in my code.
Here I am warping from an image with a presumably unknown projection to
a georeferenced reference image. The images have been registered
either manually or automatically
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