[Gdal-dev] Animation?

Norman Barker nbarker at rsinc.com
Mon Mar 20 15:46:38 EST 2006


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Subject: [Gdal-dev] Animation?
 
List: Any way to animate a flipbook of GeoTifs to an AVI on windows?

Thanks in advance.
-Andy
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Given a directory with:
abunn at AndysD600 /cygdrive/y/PRISM/daily_adj/tmax_clipped_proj
$ ls | head
tmax_20040101.tif
tmax_20040102.tif
tmax_20040103.tif
tmax_20040104.tif
tmax_20040105.tif
tmax_20040106.tif
tmax_20040107.tif
tmax_20040108.tif
tmax_20040109.tif
tmax_20040110.tif

where each of 365 tiffs is nice and small at 133kb:
<snip>

Hi,

we have just done this using MapServer WCS / GDAL on the server side, and IDL on the client side (though you could use Java / Python) any temporal OGC client.

The fact that you have got 16 bit data precludes using normal AVI software, also you will want to do frame interpolation for a smooth effect.

We used the temporal dimension of OGC WCS (implemented in MapServer) to serve the tifs, and then created an OGC temporal WCS client, I believe there are quite a few around in addition to ours.

Full details of serving temporal data is here anyway 

http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/docs/howto/WCSServerFormatHowTo

and a list of OGC WCS clients that were developed for GALEON (some commercial some not, most supporting temporal animation) is here

http://galeon-wcs.jot.com/WikiHome

Hope this helps,

Norman
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