Andreas Neumann:
Storage space is so cheap nowadays that I store all of my data in tiffs.
The price has come done, but I wouldn't call it cheap in Africa. A 1Tb
NAS cost me the equivalent of three months groceries for my family.
ECW is easy to compile on Linux. I never tried to compile MrSid.
Hi to all!
I already mentioned .. It seems that there's no _must_ to do the
hackfest at this date in vienna..
If there are other (and better) places I'm open to come there too.
I were just at the university and asked and got acceptance immediately.
I told them that I've to ask first and if
I absolutely disagree. I'm not the question, I can compile (provided
the appropriate directions are there). The problem is that if my 30
students twice a year have to
compile or, worse, have to hire someone to do it in order to
be able to use mrsid/ecw, they will just keep using windows. Or not
Hi Werner
Thank you for the organisation. In my opinion Vienna is a very nice place for a
hackfest, so +1 from my side.
I think the expensiveness is not so bad (at least compared to Zurich). And the
location in the center of Europe makes it easily accessible for most community
members (and
Hi all
It's a great idea to meet in Vienna.
+1
Horst
Dr. Horst Düster
Stv. Amtschef / GIS-Koordinator
Kanton Solothurn
Bau- und Justizdepartement
Amt für Geoinformation
SO!GIS Koordination
Rötistrasse 4
CH-4501 Solothurn
Telefon ++41(0)32
so in my opinion you should contact the companies involved with MrSID and
ecw to change their licence in some sort of dual licence like other
companies did (e.g. Trolltech, MySQL). After all they are interested in
widespread use of their technology - so they should open up and change
their licence
Privet, Maxim —
I am not 100% sure, but I am reasonably certain: I got them from a
public Texas agency that provides spatial data (www.tnris.org). How do I
find out for sure?
Mikhail.
On 3/31/09 at 8:25 PM, in message
419243249.20090331202...@gis-lab.info,
Maxim Dubinin s...@gis-lab.info
Thank you for the suggestions, Zoltan —
Unfortunately, no luck. I enabled on the fly and set project's CRS to
WGS84 (same as the GoeTiff's) but no changes in the way they are
rendered in QGIS: different size and far from each other.
What else can I try?
Mikhail.
On 4/1/09 at 3:14 AM, in
Thursday 02 April 2009 15:25:28 Jürgen E. Fischer napisał(a):
Hi Werner,
On Thu, 02. Apr 2009 at 09:09:19 +0200, Werner Macho wrote:
I were just at the university and asked and got acceptance
immediately.
Cool. +1 from me.
No problem for me too :-)
georgew wrote:
Hi all, I have not been able to find an answer to this question: Using the
latest stable version of QGIS from OSGeo4W on WinXP SP3 is it possible to
write free standing Python programs/scripts that will access QGIS objects
(vectors, shapefiles, etc) and process them in batch,
Alessandro et al.,
I'm also interested in using python and QGIS for simple scripts
espacially for batch processing, and some examples could be very useful!
Attached is a python script for performing some basic geoprocessing
functions on vector layers. The header of the file contains usage
Alessandro et al.,
I'm also interested in using python and QGIS for simple scripts
espacially for batch processing, and some examples could be very useful!
Attached is a python script for performing some basic geoprocessing
functions on vector layers. The header of the file contains usage
I saw recently on the list where someone was trying to use .sid files. I
found these programs on Lizardtech. Maybe they will be useful to someone...
Tom
http://www.lizardtech.com/download/dl_options.php?page=geo#12
MrSID SDW
Command line utility that generates .sdw file for associated
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