[FWTools] ECW Conversion and TIF Tiling
Travis Kirstine
tkirstine at jdbarnes.com
Tue Dec 19 08:51:17 EST 2006
Eric,
The command you are looking for is:
>gdal_translate -of GTiff -projwin xmin ymax xmax ymin source.ecw output.tif
If you are a windows user you will run this command in the FW Tools Shell installed on your desktop.
As far as I know FWTools doesn't provide "out of the box" tools for batch tiling large files, you would have to write a batch file. What I usually do when I need to subset a large image is to create a grid polygon shapefile and add fields and edit the attribute table to look like the basic command (and calculate the xmin/max ymin/max) then export the table to text file. I then format the text file and save it as a .bat
If you know what you are doing you could probably write a script that would auto generate the x and y coordinates for you but that is beyond me.
Cheers
Travis
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[mailto:fwtools-bounces at lists.maptools.org]On Behalf Of Eric Legge Smith
Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2006 7:19 AM
To: fwtools at lists.maptools.org
Subject: [FWTools] ECW Conversion and TIF Tiling
Hello List,
Newbie questions -
I'm looking for documentation on how to use FWTools to...
(1) convert an ECW raster to an indexed set of tiled TIFs?
(2) convert a 1.5Gb TIF with an external 'tfw' file to a set of tiled TIF's?
(3) crop the 1.5Gb TIF with external 'tfw' file and convert to a GeoTIFF
Thank you for any assistance.
Eric
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