Charles,
from the dimensions and size of your NITF tiles, I suppose they belong to a
CADRG or CIB dataset. You will certainly find a file named A.TOC in an upper
directory of your tiles. GDAL contains a driver called RPFTOC that is able to
deal with such files. You can do a gdalinfo on it and i
Charles Chung wrote:
Hi all, I am new using GDAL and raster format. Here is my situation.
With GDAL 1.6.0dev, I want to merge or mosaic many NITF files into one NITF
or GeoTIFF file.
Each NITF file is about 284 KB and its characterists are:
Driver: NITF/National Imagery Transmission Format
Fil
Hi all, I am new using GDAL and raster format. Here is my situation.
With GDAL 1.6.0dev, I want to merge or mosaic many NITF files into one NITF
or GeoTIFF file.
Each NITF file is about 284 KB and its characterists are:
Driver: NITF/National Imagery Transmission Format
Files: ???.???
Size i
