[Xastir-dev] Gerry C: Canadian Topo Maps, what to do with them?
Gerry Creager (N5JXS)
gerry.creager at tamu.edu
Tue Feb 3 09:37:14 EST 2004
Getting in late on this one, sorry. I tend to believe Derrick's right
here. I on't think you will be able to do BILs by glomming the header
and making an arbitrary lat-lon referenced array. I think the
GDAL_translate solution will be the best approach.
BILs aren't very popular anymore. I had to stop and think about what
they were, since I've not seen them in anything I do for 3-4 years!
Let me know if I need to get parameters or try some testing. I'm
swamped, thanks to a week in Hawaii, but I can probably squeeze some
time out somehow!
gerry
Derrick J Brashear wrote:
> On Mon, 2 Feb 2004, Curt Mills wrote:
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>>>Some older USGS DOQs were bil files.
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>>So ogr2ogr could convert them to geotiff that Xastir could handle?
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> I thought ogr2ogr was only for vector, and you needed e.g. gdal_translate
> for raster. But, I did use gdal to convert all my DOQs to geotiff.
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>>That might be about the best option. Actually, if they could be
>>converted to a standard image file with a .geo, then people could
>>handle them with ImageMagick alone, skipping
>>libproj/libgeotiff/libgdal support. Possible? It seems that if
>>they are a constant lat/long shift per pixel, we could do that.
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> Ew, I like my georeferencing embedded, the fewer files I need to keep in
> sync, the better. But yes, I think they're linear.
>
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