Hi,
How do I get a vector tileindex working with another Mapserver layer as the
tileindex?
I have the following tindex.geojson:
{
I runmapserver7.6.4 compiled with gdal 3.2.1.
When I output various formats (CSV/KML/GPKG) from my layer (gpkg based), the
requested features are properly returned.
In the case of an ogroutput in geojson format, some of mycolumns are not
returned.The missing column are those with null values.
Your connectiontype is ogr, you need postgis for a query
CONNECTIONTYPE POSTGIS
On 12/6/22 10:39, Peter Schmitt wrote:
Hi,
How do I get a tileindex of vector files working from data in a Postgis
database and accessed via an SQL query of my choosing?
I would like to make a vector tile
Hi,
How do I get a tileindex of vector files working from data in a Postgis
database and accessed via an SQL query of my choosing?
I would like to make a vector tile index as described at
https://mapserver.org/optimization/vector.html#index-your-data using data
stored in a Postgis database and a
The only thing I can think of is create an entirely new .tif from your
gcp .tif, then it shouldn't be a problem.
However, this could result a very large set of new sentinel tifs. Bad.
On 12/6/22 10:07, Marcin Niemyjski wrote:
Scott,
1. gdalbuildvrt doesnt work with raster georeferenced by
Scott,
1. gdalbuildvrt doesnt work with raster georeferenced by ground control
points. Thats why I am using gdal warp ->
https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/283595/transform-rectify-unprojected-raster-using-target-extent-co-ordinates
2. Source files are already in cloud optimized
My "first is worst" suggestion would be to create a .vrt for each day:
gdalbuildvrt Day1.vrt [date]*.tif
gdalbuildvrt Day2.vrt [date]*.tif
...
Next, in your .map file use runtime substitution:
DATA "/file/path/Day%day%.vrt"
If you really want to make this fast, convert all your source .tif's
Hello,
up to now, I have been working with VRT as a carrier for the rasters I wanted
to use in the mapfile. Now in order to use the rasters that were provided to me
(they are GCP georeferenced rasters) I have to convert them to VRT (via gdal
warp), hence my question - how can I mosaic the
