: [GRASS-user] Very high resolution topographic map of Europe: need
help and advices: UPDATE
Hi,
I got news from the GDAL mailing list, where I posted a similar
question about that strange format I downloaded on the CCM JRC web
page. It seems to be the new ArcGIS file geodatabase format
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Subject: Re: [GRASS-user] Very high resolution topographic map of Europe: need
help and advices: UPDATE
Hi,
I got news from the GDAL mailing list, where I posted a similar
question about that strange format I downloaded
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Subject: Re: [GRASS-user] Very high resolution topographic map of Europe:
need help and advices: UPDATE
Hi,
I got news from the GDAL mailing list, where I posted a similar
question about that strange format I
To: Markus Neteler nete...@osgeo.org, benjamin ducke
benjamin.du...@oxfordarch.co.uk
Cc: grass-user grass-user@lists.osgeo.org
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Subject: Re: [GRASS-user] Very high resolution topographic
Felix Schalck wrote:
Looks like we all agree on this. I'm sure there was a good reason
behind adopting ESRI file geodatabase, like the 2Gb file limit of
previously used ms access dbs, but adopting ONLY ESRI formats is
definitely not very public-friendly. Now, I'm sure that each new short
Hi,
I got news from the GDAL mailing list, where I posted a similar
question about that strange format I downloaded on the CCM JRC web
page. It seems to be the new ArcGIS file geodatabase format introduced
by ESRI in ArcGIS 9.2, according to Jason Roberts and Frank Warmerdam.
The important thing
I frankly don't get it: the data I downloaded is definitely sort of a
database, with each entry split among 4 differents files:
entry.freelist,.gdbindexes,.gdbtable and .gdbtablx. ogrinfo deosn't
seem to recognise any of the different files (but maybe I don't have
the right driver compiled into
Hi,
2009/9/14 Felix Schalck felix.scha...@gmail.com:
[...]
How do you import ArcGIS Geodatabase tiles into GRASS ?
probably using v.in.ogr (PGeo driver [1]). Check available formats
using `v.in.ogr -f`.
Martin
[1] http://gdal.osgeo.org/ogr/drv_pgeo.html
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Martin Landa landa.martin
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 6:19 PM, Martin Landa landa.mar...@gmail.com wrote:
2009/9/14 Felix Schalck felix.scha...@gmail.com:
[...]
How do you import ArcGIS Geodatabase tiles into GRASS ?
probably using v.in.ogr (PGeo driver [1]). Check available formats
using `v.in.ogr -f`.
If that fails
There is some very good hydrodata here:
http://ccm.jrc.ec.europa.eu/php/index.php?action=viewid=24#
Two drawbacks:
- non-commercial use only (see license text)
- comes as ArcGIS Geodatabase file (yuck!)
Version 1 used to be shapefiles, maybe it's still available.
Ben
Felix Schalck wrote:
Dear All-who-may-be-intersted,
First, I'd like to apologize for the delay: lots of stuff prevented me
from working on the map. I've got some spared time now, and the map
isn't finished yet - so I'm back into buisiness!
Secondly, I'd like to thank you Markus, for the great script you sent
me: it
Dear Markus and other Grass users,
Here comes the latest update about my high resolution topographic map
of Europe - as usual - with some new questions.
Part1 (pasting cgiar-srtm tiles together) was a real pain, since I
needed to recompile GDAL with BigTIFF support in GTiFF driver to be
able to
Very nice!
b - The big problem are coastlines and waterbodies (+main rivers):
somehow I have to show them on the topographic map, which gdalwarp has
filled out with -32768 values in nodata-waterzones. So either I cut
waterbodies out of the topographic raster along the vectors, or I
somehow
Hi Felix,
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 7:37 PM, Felix Schalckfelix.scha...@gmail.com wrote:
...
a - Importing the vectors from SWBD is no problem, tough It would be
nice to have the 200+ NASA shapefiles merged BEFORE importing a new
layer in GRASS. Is this possible with ogr2ogr ?
Merge of two
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