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Thank you Andrew for that piece of information. I will pre-filter
with gdalinfo and avoid loading tiles with only nodata values
beforehand.<br>
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Lars<br>
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<div dir="ltr">On Thu, Feb 25, 2021 at 9:10 AM Lars Fricke <<a
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<div> Just to give the solution I found:<br>
I use gdal_retile.py now for preparing tiles from my
large GTiff files. Besides: Using a clean Ubuntu 20
docker and install pdal works fine. pdal/pdal:2.2 also
does, pdal/pdal:latest does not<br>
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Thank you for everybody helping!<br>
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This does however lead to another question:<br>
is there a way to stop the execution of the writer in a
pipeline where the first filtering stage has an empty
result - no points? Or am I missing something. Please
bare with me, I'm new to PDAL.<br>
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<div>Sorry, but there's no support for this behavior.</div>
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