Selon Piotr Pachó piotrpac...@gmail.com:
Thanks for your explanations but I still can't import polygons which
contains many vertices.
I do some test with polygons which contains different quantities of
vertices and
on my computer and configuration I can import polygon which has 2046
pairs
Hi Simon,
try with this syntax:
ogr2ogr --debug on -a_srs EPSG:32198 -f OCI -nln mcc_test_sm -nlt POINT
–lco SRID=32198 –lco GEOMETRY_NAME=GEOM OCI:***/***@eddbd01
mcc_v_immobilisation_p.gml
Kind Regards,
Stefano
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Not sure if this is possible, but perhaps someone here knows a trick.
I use a VRT file as an index to a large set of detailed, tiled scans of
the Netherlands, built with gdalbuildvrt. I recently discovered how to
transform this map on the fly, so that it exactly aligns to older maps
in
Simon Mercier smercier at mapgears.com writes:
Hi list
I have to upload data (same problem with shapefiles and gml) in
Oracle with ogr2ogr and I got an error when I specify any -lco
option. If I don't add -lco in command line, data is uploaded
without error. Anyone
Hi,
I'm trying to use the Luzon Mindanao transformation to re-project some
files. The
Luzon Mindanao transformation [0] is commonly used in some maps in the
Philippines often referred to as a separate datum but is actually just a
unique set of transformation parameters based on the Luzon 1911
Selon maning sambale emmanuel.samb...@gmail.com:
Hi,
I'm trying to use the Luzon Mindanao transformation to re-project some
files. The
Luzon Mindanao transformation [0] is commonly used in some maps in the
Philippines often referred to as a separate datum but is actually just a
unique set
Compiled with just the:
ptr-dtptr = nad_init(pj_get_default_ctx(), pathfile);
patch (standard workaround: pulled in projects.h from proj source). Seems to
work fine. I don't know if all the PJ* to ProjPJ changes are critical, seems
OK without.
On Aug 5, 2013, at 10:21 AM, Volker Fröhlich
Hi,
this is my first time using netcdf data and gdal library on Ubuntu 12.04
I have downloaded a subsetted monthly precipitation dataset from:
http://www.esrl.noaa.gov/psd/data/gridded/data.cmap.html
I want to create timelines of a few gridcells (covering germany)
As I understand, before
Hello list
I have been using GDAL Python bindings inside a virtualenv on some
ubuntu-server 12.04 machines to do geoprocessing tasks.
I have an automated script to setup GDAL from the ubuntugis repository and
then use pip to get the Python bindings code (from pypi) and execute
setup.py with the
On Tue, Aug 6, 2013 at 2:21 AM, Jan Hartmann j.l.h.hartm...@uva.nl wrote:
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Not sure if this is possible, but perhaps someone here knows a trick.
I use a VRT file as an index to a large set of detailed, tiled scans of
the Netherlands, built with gdalbuildvrt. I recently discovered how to
The file has no subdatasets, so you can use any of the gdal tools
(gdalwarp, gdal_translate) normally. If you want a gtiff file you
would use gdal_translate
gdal_translate -of gtiff in.nc out.tif
On Tue, Aug 6, 2013 at 11:38 AM, Gunnar Oehmichen
oehm8...@uni-landau.de wrote:
Hi,
this is my
I have older configuration:
- PostgreSQL 9.1.5, compiled by Visual C++ build 1500, on Windows XP 32bit
- PostGIS 2.0.1
- gdal, geos and proj based on FWTools 2.4.7 for Windows 32bit
Should I install newer versions ?
What can I do with your script ?
I made additional test importing gml to shp
If you're installing gdal from ubuntugis, why not install the python bindings
from there also?
sudo apt-get install python-gdal
If this is not an option due to the use of virtualenv, as a workaround until
pypi gets updated you could script the download of the .deb (i.e on 64bit
12.04
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