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| bio | website | oz123.github.com |
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| location | Germany | |
| age | 33 | |
| visits | member for | 2 years |
| seen | Jul 28 '12 at 23:55 | |
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I am a programmer, a system administrator, a Debian enthusiastic person ...
I use Debian for my clusters and my laptop.
I enjoy writing scripts in Python and BASH.
I have some experience with Fortran, C and I am doing baby steps in JAVA.
My Current blog is hosted at: oz123.github.com
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Clipping raster with vector layer using GDAL the -cutline option clips the raster to the inner bounding box of the polygon layer. E.g if it is smaller in the extents the output raster will also be smaller. Without this the output raster will be the same size as the original, but with NULL in all points outside the area of your interest. |
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answered | Clipping raster with vector layer using GDAL |
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Jun 12 |
answered | how do I get the “outer mantle” of a polygon shape file? (without joining all the polygons) |
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Jun 12 |
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how do I get the “outer mantle” of a polygon shape file? (without joining all the polygons) @AndyW, thanks for the hint! I found a pretty good solution. See my answer below. |
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how do I get the “outer mantle” of a polygon shape file? (without joining all the polygons) added 63 characters in body; added 2 characters in body; edited title |
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asked | how do I get the “outer mantle” of a polygon shape file? (without joining all the polygons) |
