All works fine. A quick one-liner example to get the image(s):
for INPUT in `gdalinfo 03APR13WV010500013APR03073140-
P1BS-500060446050_03_P002.ntf | grep SUBDATASET_ | grep NAME | cut -d":" -f3`;
do gdalwarp -s_srs 'epsg:4326' -t_srs 'epsg:4326' "${INPUT}" "${INPUT}.tif";
done
Are there smarte
Nikos Alexandris wrote:
> Question: how can I tell which driver is used? Just empirically, e.g.
> Jasper precedes OpenJPEG2? Oh well, I'll have to search in the manuals I
> guess...
gdalinfo --formats | grep JP
JPEG (rwv): JPEG JFIF
JP2OpenJPEG (rwv): JPEG-2000 driver based on OpenJPEG li
Nikos Alexandris a écrit :
> > I am trying to access an .ntf image.
> > gdalinfo /Some_Path/03APR13WV010500013APR03073140-
> > P1BS-500060446050_03_P002.ntf -noct -nomd -nogcp -sd 1
> > ERROR 4:
> > `/vsisubfile/3884_478612158,/Some_Path/03APR13WV010500013APR03073140-
> > P1BS-500060446050_03_
Le dimanche 07 juillet 2013 21:41:14, Nikos Alexandris a écrit :
> Hi!
>
> I am trying to access an .ntf image.
>
> gdalinfo /Some_Path/03APR13WV010500013APR03073140-
> P1BS-500060446050_03_P002.ntf -noct -nomd -nogcp -sd 1
>
> ERROR 4:
> `/vsisubfile/3884_478612158,/Some_Path/03APR13WV0105000
Hi!
I am trying to access an .ntf image.
gdalinfo /Some_Path/03APR13WV010500013APR03073140-
P1BS-500060446050_03_P002.ntf -noct -nomd -nogcp -sd 1
ERROR 4: `/vsisubfile/3884_478612158,/Some_Path/03APR13WV010500013APR03073140-
P1BS-500060446050_03_P002.ntf' not recognised as a supported file fo
