[kepler-dev] Re: [seek-dev] RE: garp tools
Dave Vieglais
vieglais at KU.EDU
Sun Feb 1 22:40:28 PST 2004
One of the GDAL sample apps, gdal_translate provides crude resampling
implementation. For the purposes of generating datasets compatible with
GARP, it should not be too hard to derive a solution from that code. A
more general purpose solution would require a bit of effort though.
There is also a SWIG interface file for generating a python module -
might form the basis of a java interface as well.
DV.
Ferdinando Villa wrote:
> Also have a look at GEOS (geos.refractions.net) for 2d topological
> operators and functions, and its original JTS java implementation. I was
> involved in its development and it's used in the GIS extension to
> Postgres - many of the spatial operators in jts/geos are more robust
> than arc-info's. Between GDAL, OGR and GEOS there's a good 75% of all
> GIS functionalities imaginable. What I don't think is available directly
> as a library is the reclassification/resampling, I don't think GDAL
> provides that, and lifting the code from GRASS could be relatively hard.
> But I would be happy to work on that remaining 25%, if nothing else
> because of an old hate relationship with ESRI.
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