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PostGIS Cookbook - Second Edition
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PostGIS Cookbook - Second Edition

by Stephen Vincent Mather, Pedro Wightman, Bborie Park, Thomas Kraft, Mayra Zurbarán, Paolo Corti
March 2018
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
584 pages
14h 31m
English
Packt Publishing
Content preview from PostGIS Cookbook - Second Edition

How it works...

You have used Python with GDAL and NumPy in order to create a command-line utility to import a NetCDF dataset into PostGIS.

A NetCDF dataset is composed of multiple subdatasets, and each subdataset is composed of multiple raster bands. Each band is composed of cells. This structure should be clear to you after investigating a sample NetCDF dataset using the gdalinfo GDAL command tool.

There are several approaches to exporting cell values to PostGIS. The approach you adopted here is to generate a PostGIS point layer for each subdataset, which is composed of one field for each subdataset band. You then iterated the raster cells and appended a point to the PostGIS layer with the values read from each cell band.

The way you do ...

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ISBN: 9781788299329Supplemental Content