Jukka,
for a given VRT, you can get the list of files it references with:
gdal info your.vrt --format json | jq -r ".files[1:][]"
(the [1:] skip the intial .vrt file)
and then use your favorite GDAL raster to STAC utility. I don't think
the VRT holds enough metadata on each file to create a proper STAC item.
Even
Le 26/05/2026 à 11:38, Rahkonen Jukka via gdal-dev a écrit :
Hi,
We have large VRT mosaics and now we would like to experiment STAC with the
same GeoTIFF source data. We do not do any on-the-fly data manipulation with
these VRTs but they are used just as indexes. If anybody can suggest ideas
about a workflow that would start from the VRT and yield a STAC we would be
interested in hearing.
We would like to start from the VRT instead of just scanning the image
directiories with some special STAC tools because there can be much more images
in the directories than what we have selected into VRT. Thus the steps which
would be needed are perhaps
1) Extract the distinct filenames from the VRT
2) For each file on the list, get the STAC item metadata. Preferably from the
VRT file if it contains all metadata that is needed, but if not, then by making
a query to each source file
3) Collect the STAC items into a catalogue
Help with any step is appreciated. Probably a ready mady vrt2stac utility does
not exist.
-Jukka Rahkonen
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