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An extent is the minimum bounding box/rectangle (xmin, ymin and xmax, ymax) defined by coordinate pairs of a data source. All coordinates for the data source fall within this boundary.
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Creating coverage file (vector) from raster data and indexing it to original files? [duplicate]
I have a large number of LiDAR files (in .asc format) that I'm wanting to catalogue so it is easier for people to find the files they want.
How can I take LiDAR files I have, and create a .shp file ( …
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