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I would like to use Java GDAL bindings to subset a GeoTIFF and write the result in VRT format.

I have found several old posts, one of them states that this functionality is yet to be implemented in Java GDAL bindings:

What is the situation in 2017?

Did anyone try to save VRT from Java using GDAL bindings?

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You can save a Dataset as a VRT file. Create a VRT driver object, and then copy your custom dataSet into a new Dataset in the following manner:

// dataSet is the subset Dataset object you have created from the orginal GeoTIFF
Driver vrtDriver = GetDriverByName("VRT");
Dataset vrtDataSet = vrtDriver.CreateCopy("sample.vrt", dataSet);

This will create a VRT file called sample.vrt in your working directory. The assumption is that you have already registered your GDAL bindings.

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  • Thanks, I have already discovered this way. Nevertheless, accepting your answer
    – Antonio
    Dec 23, 2019 at 19:14
  • and giving you +1
    – Antonio
    Dec 23, 2019 at 19:15

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