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There is a function in R (trim) which removes the NODATA situated in the outer rim of a raster (entire external row or column made of nodata). It is realy simple but quite slow. I am looking afor a similar function or algorithm in gdal to do that. Any idea?

There is a function in R (trim) which removes the NODATA situated in the outer rim of a raster (entire external row or column made of nodata). It is realy simple but quite slow. I am looking a a similar function or algorithm in gdal to do that. Any idea?

There is a function in R (trim) which removes the NODATA situated in the outer rim of a raster (entire external row or column made of nodata). It is realy simple but quite slow. I am looking for a similar function or algorithm in gdal to do that. Any idea?

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Is there a "trim" function in Gdal which would remove a NODATA border

There is a function in R (trim) which removes the NODATA situated in the outer rim of a raster (entire external row or column made of nodata). It is realy simple but quite slow. I am looking a a similar function or algorithm in gdal to do that. Any idea?