[gdal-dev] Lost band name during merge

[Lorenzo Di Giacomo]

Hi Matt, thanks but actually since i have more than 1 raster to merge and
each raster contains 1 band but with many levels, the script you pass me
doesn't do the trick. But yeah, what i need is to know during gdal_merge.py
(with -separate) if there is a way to bring in the output raster also the
bands properties.
Thanks!!!

Il giorno ven 9 lug 2021 alle ore 16:57 <Matt.Wilkie at yukon.ca> ha scritto:

> Hi Lorenzo,
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> Attached is a short python script to copy band info from one file to
> another. It’s not a solution but might be helpful. Usage is
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> gdal-copy-band-info [in_file] [band #] [out_file] [band #]
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> cheers,
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> -Matt
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> Hi, i have N netcdf OR N tiff.
> I want merge them all in 1 tiff.
> I do that using:
> Either gdal_merge.py -separate -o ....
> OR gdalbuildvrt AND gdal_translate ... Both approaches works but each
> band has a name like "band_1", "band_2" ecc. the original band name is
> lost.... Is there a way to at least keep the band name like
> "original_file_name_1"... Because the informations abouts the bands are
> lost and are impossibile to know which bands coming from which file.
> Thanks!!
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