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The amount of storage, either logical or physical, required for a file or dataset.
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How to see the size of individual layers in a geopackage
This works if your Sqlite has dbstat support built in, which someone in the comments says isn't so for the Windows OSGeo4W. Maybe submit a feature request for it?
Add one layer from your geopackage to …
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GeoTIFF smallest bit depth value
GDAL seems perfectly happy with non-8-bit values for pixels by creating with the NBITS option.
As a test, I created a 1000x1000 raster with integer values from 1 to 4 in R and saved as TIFFs with dif …
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Reducing file size by not storing no-data points
NetCDF can use compression, like a zip file, in order to decrease the storage size of redundant information. So if you have a global raster and all the land values are set to -9999 then the compressio …
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