use of shp2tile and ogrtindex
Antonio
volpicelli at OATO.INAF.IT
Thu Aug 9 06:56:59 PDT 2007
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Hi Frank,
You have right , "doesn't work" isn't much, here is what I did:
I have already a big shape file with a .dbf with the field "location"
that point the .tif images and others some columns of data.
So using
shpt2tile -q 4 -n 2 NGS54004L NGS54004smaller
it generate me a bunch of smaller shapefiles.
After that I used
ogrtinedx NewTileindex NGS54004smaller*
to generate a tileindex.
No error and all work fine so far.
I use NewTileindex in two map file. The first one is defined a layer
TYPE POLYGON and in the second one TYPE RASTER
The first one works fine , I can see what I saw before with the original
shapefile.
The second doesn't show me any images.
I don't know but probably I have to use gdaltindex to generate tileindex
for raster layers.
The only problem is that gdaltindex use a .tif images and then I lost
all the info stored in my previous .dbf file.
Ciao
Antonio
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
> Antonio wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I am using shp2tile to split my huge shapefile , after that I use
>> ogrtindex to generate the tileindex.
>> So in my map file in the layer definition I set the keyword TILEINDEX
>> at this new tilendex shape just generated.
>> This work fine for the layer with TYPE POLYGON but doesn't work with
>> RASTER layer.
>> Some one could tell me why?
>
> Antonio,
>
> What part of this process does not work for the raster layer? Are you
> suggesting that you are breaking your raster tileindex shapefile into
> a bunch of smaller shapefile tiles and then trying to create a tileindex
> for that (two layers of tileindex) for your raster layer?
>
> I'd add that "doesn't work" isn't all that helpful. Is there any sort
> of error message?
>
> Best regards,
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