wiki:UserDocs

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GBB: Even Rouault asked me to add these links/information here.

User Docs

Extended documentation and tips for the GDAL and OGR end user utilities

  • GdalMerge - mosaic a set of images
  • GdalTranslate- for converting rasters to other formats
  • GdalWarp - transforming (projecting) rasters to different coordinate systems
  • Gdal2Tiles - creates a TMS tile structure, KML SuperOverlay and simple html files with viewers
  • Raster Processing Tutorial - A one hour tutorial on GDAL raster processing utilities.
  • Raster and vector processing with GDAL - 4h workshop given initially at FOSS4G Europe 2015
  • OgrInfo - report information on vector files (feature type, projection, schema, etc.)
  • GdalGrid - create a regular grid (raster) from the scattered data read from OGR source
  • ReadInZip - reading a GDAL dataset in a .gz file or a .zip archive
  • ogr2gui - a windows only gui similar to ogr2ogr
  • JPEG2000 utilities - Documentation of validate_jp2.py, dump_jp2.py and build_jp2_from_xml.py scripts
  • Dan's GDAL scripts - a useful collection of GDAL-compatible utilities & alternative implementations of gdal tools.

External User contributed documentation and tips for the GDAL and OGR end user utilities

File Formats

GDAL/OGR docs in PDF

NOTE: all GDAL/OGR user docs also available as one PDF and as a single HTML-page from GIS-Lab (russian GIS community).

Rbuild Framework

This is a framework built around GDAL to organise national/continental-scale tiled parallel GDAL operations efficiently. It allows structured re-use of optimal GDAL configurations.


When you create a new page please use the subwiki syntax UserDocs/ANewWikiPage so it will be properly nested in the TitleIndex and easy to seperate from the developer and trac system pages. If you don't like UserDocs being prefixed in front, use the bracket syntax of [UserDocs/EasyToReadName Easy to read name], which will be displayed as Easy to read name

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