Thank you,
Setting the environmental variable worked
V
On 01/06/2015 09:11 AM, Julien Demaria wrote:
Dear Victoria,
You can try
export GDAL_NETCDF_BOTTOMUP=NO
just before launching gdal_translate
but note that this works only if your dataset is oriented north-south
For GDAL developpers:
Hello,
I am trying to find a method of converting a raster grid to a polygon
vector that does NOT aggregate adjacent pixels that share the same Z
value. In other words, I would like the output vector to be a grid of
polygons where the number of polygons is equal to the number of pixels
in the
Je vous remerciethat seems to have worked
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Hello all,
I am using gdaldem that came with the GDAL 1.7.3 version on Ubuntu
12.04. I am trying to create slope maps with a command something like this:
gdaldem slope -s scale=20 source_DEM.tif target_SLOPE.tif
the source DEM geotiff was created with gdalwarp, re-projecting a
National E
Hello,
I am trying to write a two-dimensional numPy float array to a Geotiff
using the Python GDAL bindings. I use code similar to
format="GTiff"
dst_driver=GetDriverByName(format)
srs=osr.SpatialReference()
srs.ImportFromEPSG(4326)
dust_abs=dst_driver.Create(dst_filename,pream_array_columns,pre
Hello,
I am trying to export a numPY float array/matrix to a Lambert Conformal
Geotiff/Float32 image. While the script exports an image, all pixel
values are zero. May numpy array seems to be built correctly, and when I
print it, looks like this...
[[ 0.03678615 0.0390082 0.04026087 ..., 0.03
Hello,
I am trying to export a numPY float array/matrix to a Lambert Conformal
Geotiff/Float32 image. While the script exports an image, all pixel
values are zero. May numpy array seems to be built correctly, and when I
print it, looks like this...
[[ 0.03678615 0.0390082 0.04026087 ..., 0.03
Hello,
I am trying to project a raster in lambert conformal conic projection to
geographic dd wgs84. The cell resolution changes between the two, so I
don't know what the final grid size is in the geographic raster. Does
anyone have any complete examples of opening a geotiff in lambert, and
writin
Hi Frank,
Thanks for responding. I just tried:
gdal_translate -ot Float32 -of AAIGrid input.tif output.asc
and got an Int16 AAIGrid (?)
Bill
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Hi Frank,
Thanks for responding. I have tried the following,
gdal_translate -ot Float32 -of AAIGrid src.tif dst.asc
Only to get an AAIGrid in Int16 format??
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Hello,
I am trying to copy a GeoTiff to an AAIGrid file using the Python
osgeo-gdal CreateCopy() function. The metadata associated with the
function indicates that one can output a Float32-formatted file, but I
am having trouble figuring out exactly how the output format is
specified in a call to
Hello,
I am trying to import an HDF file into GRASS using r.in.gdal. The HDF
file was acquired via a WCS GetCoverage request from a NASA data
archive, and contains one scientific raster grid. According to a
DescribeCoverage WCS request, the data is of global extent (e.g.
90S,90N, 180W,180E) in Lat
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