> err = gdal.Grid(dataset, ds, options=opts)
> if err != 0:
> print 'gdalGrid error: ', err
> return
>
> The above code is basically the same as what I use for
> gdal.RasterizeLayer() and that worked fine.
gdal.Grid() prototype is
def Grid(destName, srcDS, **kwargs):
""" Create raster from the scattered data.
Arguments are :
destName --- Output dataset name
srcDS --- a Dataset object or a filename
Keyword arguments are :
options --- return of gdal.GridOptions(), string or array of strings
other keywords arguments of gdal.GridOptions()
If options is provided as a gdal.GridOptions() object, other keywords
are ignored. """
So the first argument must be a filename, not a dataset. Only a few utilities
accept updating an existing dataset. gdal.Grid() will generate a new output
dataset.
Even
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