Hi,
I need to patch more non overlapping raster maps into one map.
Currently I am using r.patch, but it is very slow for larger maps
(about 40 minutes in my case). It is so slow probably because it is
reading and processing all input tile maps with extent of the output
map. Is there a faster way how to combine more non overlapping maps?
Radim
Hi,
don't know about speed but maybe take a look at "gdal_merge.py",
it may works out...
Maxi
On 10/04/2011 07:27 PM, Radim Blazek wrote:
Hi,
I need to patch more non overlapping raster maps into one map.
Currently I am using r.patch, but it is very slow for larger maps
(about 40 minutes in my case). It is so slow probably because it is
reading and processing all input tile maps with extent of the output
map. Is there a faster way how to combine more non overlapping maps?Radim
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What about creating a gdal vrt, then if you need one file you can
convert it to another format.
Alex
On 10/05/2011 12:06 AM, Massimiliano Cannata wrote:
Hi,
don't know about speed but maybe take a look at "gdal_merge.py",
it may works out...Maxi
On 10/04/2011 07:27 PM, Radim Blazek wrote:
Hi,
I need to patch more non overlapping raster maps into one map.
Currently I am using r.patch, but it is very slow for larger maps
(about 40 minutes in my case). It is so slow probably because it is
reading and processing all input tile maps with extent of the output
map. Is there a faster way how to combine more non overlapping maps?Radim
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