Thanks, Sean
I followed the links. it seem to be working only for HTTP and not for
HTTPS, I might still use it.
One thing you need to consider when using Nginx split caching is to
configure the range of the content you want to cache.
if you are caching range is 1K and your block is 999-1500
I have a fresh gdal 2.3.1 build on a ubuntu 17.10 that tells me:
> gdalinfo dem.tif -stats -mm
[..snip...]
Band 1 Block=2200x1 Type=Float32, ColorInterp=Gray
Min=-2.233 Max=340282346638529993179660072199368212480.000 Computed
Min/Max=-2.233,340282346638528859811704183484516925440.000
Thanks Evan, I saw that mentioned in the formats list but I'm not sure how
to "build GDAL" with this library. I just downloaded GDAL and it uses
Python 3.6 but the version of CFITSIO I found uses Python 2.x. I'm using a
Mac but can easily run all of this on Linux VM if need be.
-susan
On Thu,
Hi-
I'm new to gdal and am trying to use gdalinfo to read a *.fits file
(astronomy files), specifically the header. When I list the formats
supported by gdalinfo, I'm only seeing FIT not FITS. Is FITS no longer
supported?
My end goal here is to have Apache Tika use the GDAL CLI to parse the
On jeudi 5 juillet 2018 12:41:08 CEST Susan Borda wrote:
> Hi-
> I'm new to gdal and am trying to use gdalinfo to read a *.fits file
> (astronomy files), specifically the header. When I list the formats
> supported by gdalinfo, I'm only seeing FIT not FITS. Is FITS no longer
> supported?
It is,
Hi,
I know GDAL/OGR supports S-57 format, but could not see where it supports S-100.
Is there a plan to support the latest IHO S-100 and S-102 standards in the near
future?
Regards,
Kelly Magee
--
William Kelly Magee | Leidos
Senior Software Engineer | Maritime Solutions Division
phone:
Susan,
Yes - the FITS format is supported in GDAL once compilation has been
linked to CFITSIO.
Note this driver is currently being enhanced to (1) better support FITS
files within GDAL and (2) the format FITS will have an extension added to
it, which allows more typical GIS map projection
Thanks, Trent and Evan, I'm building GDAL from source download rather than
using the "recommended" dmg listed. I'll let you know when I get it working
with CFITSIO and provide the steps in case you need them for someone else.
-susan
On Thu, Jul 5, 2018 at 1:13 PM Trent Hare wrote:
> Susan,
>
To build on Mac you can basically follow the Linux steps:
Download from http://download.osgeo.org/gdal/CURRENT/
cp or mv file to /usr/local (or wherever you'd like to install it)
gunzip
tar xvf
In my case I wanted to add in CFITSIO so I:
sudo ./configure --with-cfitsio
sudo make
sudo make install
Evan,
Thanks for the reply, Do agree with you about the difficulty in finding
concrete documentation. There's plenty of enthusiasm and discussion regarding
S-100, 101, 102 as the replacement for S-57 but that's about it. Looking to
see if there was a plan but it sounds like until things are
Hi all,
Rasterio is one of the Python interfaces to GDAL mentioned at
https://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/#GDALOGRInOtherLanguages. I've started a
Rasterio users discussion group on groups.io to support the 1.0 version
coming out next week: https://rasterio.groups.io/g/main/. This group, and
not
Kelly,
>
> I know GDAL/OGR supports S-57 format, but could not see where it supports
> S-100.
>
> Is there a plan to support the latest IHO S-100 and S-102 standards in the
> near future?
I'm not aware of anyone working on that currently.
I had difficulties finding concrete documentation
Trent, is it possible that you record all these steps and hints for
compiling FITS support at https://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/BuildHints
(i.e. create a new wiki page there and add a link to your build page in
the "External Library Issues" section) That way the steps are recorded
and easy to
Hi - I don’t post a lot to this group but I work extensively with the IHO and
the group developing S-100. It’s a fairly broad framework standard with
multiple product specifications emerging from it and its own GML profile
included in the encodings. Iso8211 is another encoding included in the
I'd be happy to connect anyone with the folks at NOAA, CCOM-JHC, and
elsewhere who have been participating in drafting S-10x. I only sat in on
a few of the meetings long ago.
Specs should eventually end up here...
https://www.iho.int/iho_pubs/IHO_Download.htm#S-100
On Thu, Jul 5, 2018 at 10:43
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