Open dylanbeaudette opened 6 years ago
I've looked into this a bit. KEA does not come compiled on windows in GDAL or QGIS. Doing so would be a stretch from an IT perspective. Any idea about GRASS? It would be a great alternative.
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GeoTiff isn't a great format for RATs. ArcGRID is on possibility, however, KEAhttp://www.gdal.org/frmt_kea.html would be more flexible.
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Dang, that would be a show-stopper. I'll collect some more ideas here.
We could also include all of the RATs in an SQLite database, which appears to be supported by ArcGIS 10.5.
GeoTiff isn't a great format for RATs. ArcGRID is on possibility, however, KEA would be more flexible.