If you like I can upload the file and send you a google drive link if you
give me the email you want to receive it from.
Thanks,
On Fri, Jan 27, 2017 at 1:34 PM, Even Rouault-2 [via OSGeo.org] <
ml-node+s1560n5305129...@n6.nabble.com> wrote:
> On vendredi 27 janvier 2017 12:25:43 C
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Lower Right ( 745503.493, 3998161.458) ( 78d16'22.86"W, 36d 5'49.55"N)
Center ( 644257.392, 4075992.199) ( 79d22'57.31"W, 36d49' 7.69"N)
Band 1 Block=128x128 Type=Float32, ColorInterp=Gray
Computed Min/Max=-3402823060737096500.000
7 11:15:59 CET mccorb wrote:
>
> > I have a geotiff image with float data (GDT_Float32). When I read a tile
> I
>
> > have to case the nodata value to float to make it compare otherwise it
>
> > doesn't...here is a reduced snippet of my code
>
> >
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I have a geotiff image with float data (GDT_Float32). When I read a tile I
have to case the nodata value to float to make it compare otherwise it
doesn't...here is a reduced snippet of my code
Double[] d = new Double[1];
rb.GetNoDataValue(d);
double noDataVal = d[0];
...
if(rasterBandDataType ==
I used GDAL to create a new shapefile of polygons.
The polygons (multi-polygons) were land areas. Some of the land areas had
holes defined which were lakes within the land area. Within the lakes there
were some islands of land...so I had a polygon with a hole with more
polygons.
When I created t
I am creating a new sqlite file and writing a new layer and feature. When i
write a linestring to the file everything works fine. I look at it in an
SQLite browser app and the geometry_type is 2. However when I reopen it I
get a linestring25d geometry type.
>From what I can tell I can use this exa
Is there anything in the Feature object which contains the layer id/index
which it is in?
I was thinking I could carry around the Feature and then when I wanted to
update any of the geometry or FielfDefn items I could just call
setField/unsetField but it appears I need to also call Layer.setFeatu
.
Again, thanks so much.
Brian
From: Even Rouault [via OSGeo.org]
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Sent: Saturday, July 12, 2014 2:31 PM
To: mccorb
Subject: Re: Reading shapefile PRJ failing
Brian,
I've added support in GDAL trunk for those files. I could see th
So I have tracked this down to the fact that the PRJ files that I have been
given to use have a BOM of 0xEF 0xBB 0xBF for the first three bytes of the
file.
When I use the shapefiles that have these byte order markers the Layer class
method getSpatialRef() (java JNI bindings) returns null. I am g
1. Can OGR style GML files have multiple shape types (point, linestring,
polygon, etc) and coordinate projections defined in a single file? Based on
just the file structure it looks like the answer is probably yes...
2. If yes, can OGR2OGR be run somehow with multiple shape files to create a
single
I have shape files that I am wanting to convert to a GML equivalent file. I
understand how to use the shape file .PRJ files and EPSG info to translate
coordinate systems and all that is working well.
However, once converted the coordinates are correct but there is nothing in
the file (that I can
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