[gdal-dev] ECW Format
Tyler Mitchell
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Mon Apr 2 14:33:47 EDT 2001
Okay, that makes sense.
I am really interested in open source GIS, can you recommend any
established or up and coming projects that will help me do analysis? I
think I heard your name on the Fmaps list once, right? I'll definitely
harass you on Friday ;) I'm just starting to get into Linux development on
a PC at home, but on windows I'm pretty daft in compiling anything. Are
you using GCC on windows to build?
Are you in Toronto? Working independently? I'm in central interior of
B.C. at a sawmill. We've got lots of data to play with.
Tyler
Frank Warmerdam
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Tyler Mitchell wrote:
>
> Hi Frank,
> I am very interested in a windows build on openev with this
functionality.
> Particularly interested in using it for some 3d viewing if possible.
> Currenltly I am uncompressing/converting to JPEG.
> Now ECW is pretty neat because it only display what you can see at a
> particular scale - how do you account for this in gdal and/or openev. As
> you zoom in you should see more detail right?
Tyler,
Right.
OpenEV has a concept of asking files (via GDAL) for reduced resolution
overviews when displaying at overview levels, and then if the user zooms
in, each of the tiles is updated with full resolution imagery as time
permits.
In most file formats extracting overviews is only efficient if extra
overview
levels have been built. In the case of ECW the overviews can (apparently)
be extracted especially efficiently because of the nature of wavelets.
I will try to prepare a new OpenEV distribution sometime this week. Bug
me Friday if you haven't heard anything more.
Best regards,
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