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Re: [udig-users] floating point raster
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Hi Todd, we make almost only useof floating point rasters, since we do
dtm analyses.
So, yes, the thing is supported. It is just that the bil format is not
supported.
So you could transform it in a tiff, that would work.
The latest uDig supports also the GRASS raster format, which can be
derived from any other format through the grass gdal import mechanics.
Only drawback is that you have to know how to create a grass location
and mapset.
Andrea
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 2:32 AM, Todd Splod <toddsplod67@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi, I'd like to ask if I can import rasters into udig that aren't basic RGB
> or lookup table images. Use case: I open an SRTM HGT file or floating point
> BIL file, then I choose the coloring I want, say pseudocolor with sun angle
> shading, and have it displayed as a layer. I believe GDAL is used by udig
> but I can't see any formats other than conventional images like jpeg, png
> etc offered in the add layer dialog. Is there a way to import and color
> floating point rasters? I have searched the archives for this question.
> thanks, Todd.
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