GDAL is a powerful geospatial processing library that backups many of the geospatial software you are using. The full list can be found here.
In this post, we will look at a very basic example of reading the raster file including all the bands and looping through the bands to get the statistics (Minimum, … CONTINUE READING
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GDAL is a very useful library if you are especially into geoprocessing. GDAL can be used with a number of raster and vector formats and offers different functionalities to perform different analysis with those data. GDAL can even be used with PostgreSQL/PostGIS, Oracle Spatial etc. which is awesome.
The latest version of GDAL (or any … CONTINUE READING
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