Hello all
I must convert lots of dxf files to a postgis table
I wrote a python script to process a folder/subfolder and then create a
table into a postgis database and to load there all the features coming from
each dxf.
This script handle each single dxf file so I can track its name during the
loo
Hi all
I'm trying to make overviews on a vrt file.
Windows XP x32, dual opteron 4Gb RAM, Osgeo4W.
This file is a virtual dataset, a mosaic of 993 tiff images 1bit b/w.
gdalinfo for one of these tiff is:
Driver: GTiff/GeoTIFF
Files: 109021.tif
Hello
I must mosaic and compress many 1 bit images that should be used mainly by
qgis users and ArcGIS users.
After many attempts I have mosaicked them (983 images/998Mb) by this
procedure
1) make a vrt mosaic
gdalbuildvrt -hidenodata -srcnodata “0” -vrtnodata "0" test.vrt *.tif
2) make a geotiff
Ok, I found the answer for the aux/rrd pyramid here
http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/gdal-dev/2008-August/017850.html
Now I'm trying
Bie
2013/2/26 Pietro Rossin
> Hello Jukka
> thanks for your reply
> The axe file I think isn't necessary.
> If I delete it qgis can open a
Hello Jukka
thanks for your reply
The axe file I think isn't necessary.
If I delete it qgis can open and use pyramids...
I got a good compromise between render and pyramid dimension with this
command
gdaladdo -r nearest --config COMPRESS_OVERVIEW deflate --config USE_RRD YES
test.tif 4 16 32 64
I
I was wrong, it was working slow.
But at the end it leaves a big file with extension .axe. Is this necessary?
I know pyramids are inside the .aux file..
Thank you
Pietro
2013/2/25 Pietro Rossin
> Hi all
> I'll like to add overviews to a 1 bit geotiff
>
> the gdalinfo
Hi all
I'll like to add overviews to a 1 bit geotiff
the gdalinfo for this tiff is:
***
Driver: GTiff/GeoTIFF
Files: test.tif
test.tfw
test.aux
Size is 292042, 284413
Coordinate System is `'
Origin = (2311161.56486059590,5168752.55830754340
Hello all
I have ~1000 tiff/tfw RGB but with only 0 or 255 color value in all bands
(black/white).
I want to mosaic them in a single image to be used in qgis and other gis
software.
Which is the best way to do this? And to compress the resulting image? May
be Tiff?? Single band??
Another problem i
After googlin' around I get an answer myself..
This is the string I use to load a dxf file to postgis without any Layer
that begin with "X":
ogr2ogr --config DXF_INLINE_BLOCKS FALSE --config DXF_MERGE_BLOCK_GEOMETRIES
FALSE -f "PostgreSQL" PG:"host=localhost user=postgres dbname=mydb
password=myP
Hello
I wrote this question to Postgis user forum and they bounced me to this
group, so I hope to be more lucky this time..
I'm trying to load a thousand dxf files to postgis using ogr2ogr (windows xp
postgres9/postgis2).
the syntax I use is:
ogr2ogr --config DXF_INLINE_BLOCKS FALSE --config
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