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The American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII) is a character encoding scheme for text representation in computers. For questions about .asc files, use the [esri-ascii-raster] tag instead.
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ASCII file with latitude, longitude and data to GeoTiff using Python
My ascii file had no header, so gdal_translate didn't work. … Here's the function:
def ascii_to_tiff(infile, outfile, refIm):
"""
Transform an XYZ ascii file without a header to a projected GeoTiff
:param infile (str): path to infile ascii location …
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ASCII file with latitude, longitude and data to GeoTiff using Python
I have a .asc file with three columns of data: longitude, latitude and a data value. Each latitude and longitude point represents the location of a centriod of a 1/8 degree unprojected grid. I want …
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