Thanks, that did the trick perfectly. I'd say that is a very good change for
gdal_translate.
I'm still on 1.9.2 on my server, but was able to find a more recent binary
for my Mac.
> What version of gdal are you using? Starting with 1.10, it
> gdal_translate should do what you want. Specifying
I'm using gdalbuildvrt to combine a bunch of .dem files into a larger .vrt
file, then using gdal_translate to slice this into 1 deg x 1 deg tiles.
gdalbuildvrt index.vrt *.dem
gdal_translate -of USGSDEM -projwin -88.0001042 52.0001042 -86.9998958
50.9998958 index.vrt output/N52W088.dem
The probl
I have several USGS DEM files in different resolutions from different
sources, and the coordinates in the headers are in different formats.
In one file the long/lat shows up as:
-105 0 1.8333 385958.1667 (spaces, no spaces)
In the other file the long/lat shows up as:
-104 0 0. 52 0 0.
Thanks, that's exactly what I'm looking for.
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I have a bunch of large GeoTiff files (1.4GB, 4 latitude degrees x 8
longitude degrees).
I need to slice each one up into 1 degree lat x 1 degree long tiles (with
just a little bit of overage in each).
Here is the gdalinfo output for one of the GeoTiff files:
Driver: GTiff/GeoTIFF
Files: index.t