Hi,
I have a set of points in a shapefile that represent gridded height
data. I would like to convert them to a raster without using any
interpolation, merely using each point as the centre of a cell. I have
tried using gdal_grid with the nearest algorithm but this appears very
slow. Is there
I have a raster that I wish to rotate. I would like to retain the
projection but create grid cells that are not aligned in the X and Y
planes. Is it possible to use GDAL to make such a translation, and do
drivers have support for representing data in such a way?
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Hello,
I am performing a union of two layers using OGR from Python...
layerA.Union(layerB, layerC,["PROMOTE_TO_MULTI=YES",])
This returns a layer composed of multipolygon's except for a single
geometrycollection in the form...
GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POINT (2610469.66 3325023.52),POLYGON ((261043
Dear List,
I am attempting to use ogr2ogr to append a shapefile to another
shapefile. However, when the -update parameter is included the
incorrect source filename appears to be used.
ogr2ogr -append -update -select meta_type,meta_id,meta_name
"C:/downloadworking/out.shp" "SSSI/sssi.shp"
Hi,
We currently do parallel execution of ArGIS geoprocessing tools,
although not yet with GDAL. We use IPython to execute normal commands
in parallel. IPython is a shell replacement that has parallel commands
that can be used from the shell or within code.
The biggest difficulty I have found
Have you tried decompressing the kmz and then converting the doc.kml?
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