Greetings,
I have huge vector databases (~50 million records) that I need to export as
many tens of thousands of tiles.
Is it possible to use ogr2ogr’s spat argument when exporting with v.out.ogr,
perhaps using its’ dsco or lco arguments?
Otherwise, is there a faster (more efficient) way
Hi Michel, list,
I've come across a different method - using the CDO tools to remap the
rotated pole data set.
See thread here: https://code.mpimet.mpg.de/boards/2/topics/96
The answer there uses a simple ASCII "mygrid" as the target grid, but the
command can be "cdo remapbil,file.nc ifile
I have taken another step back and tried winGRASS 6.4.4 Command Line.
For Spearfish60 7.2.1 responds with 0xc07b to `g.proj', `g.list type=rast',
`g.list type=vect', and `v.info soils'. It seems to give a reasonable answer to
`r.info soils'.
6.4.4 responds with 0xc07b to `g.proj' and
Hi Ken,
I have had to compare lonlat data with ncdf rotated pole data before and
also chose to import the centroids of the rotated grid into a vector. To
fill the cells I actually converted the points to much smaller
resolution (e.g. you could use the 30m of your other dataset) raster
cells
Hi,
`g.gui.animation` on my computer (Debian Unstable) creates creepy GIF
or AVI output when trying to export animation, see example [1,2]. My
region is reasonable (*) and data are loaded as expected.
(*)
rows: 1399
cols: 2191
cells: 3065209
Any idea where can be a problem?
Dear Jonas,
thanks for your suggestion.
This looks like a useful workaround but it seems to be a more general
issue. Is it a wanted behaviour that it is not possible without tricks
to import shapes with empty table cells? As I wrote, it used to work
just fine.
All the best,
Mira
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