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A utility used to merge small image tiles to create a bigger image
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gdal_merge'd files take more space
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It looks like the processing was doing a bad job at predicting the optimal compression? Coupled with no tiling there was really inefficient storage.
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How to merge multiple geotiffs by the maximum value using gdal_merge.py?
Because you are trying to ignore the NoData values in the input rasters, I suggest you either set the NoData for each raster before merging (in which case gdal_merge.py will ignore those pixels on mer …
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Set one output band's no data value with gdal_merge.py
As I understand, here is your setup:
A: raster
B: raster, same size as A
nodata_b: nodata value for B; 0 in this instance
Your goal is to create raster C, which is A masked by valid B.
C = A wher …
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