Python GIS - Clip Raster to a Polygon Extent using gdal.Warp

Python GIS - Clip Raster to a Polygon Extent using gdal.Warp

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aswin krishna
aswin krishna - 30.06.2022 12:31

Hi, I have a doubt if I have a shapefile that is not a boundary as in your case, my shape file is a rectangle and that part I want to clip from my Landsat then which parameter we should use as in gdal.Wrap you have used cutlineDSName=shpin, can you please help me.

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Anderson Roberto da Silva
Anderson Roberto da Silva - 10.03.2022 20:46

How I could use a layer from geopackage instead shapefile?

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max steel
max steel - 17.12.2021 12:28

how to input multiple cutline subzone in geojson format

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Isabel Brandao
Isabel Brandao - 21.06.2021 12:55

Hi, great tutorial! How about if we want to clip the inside of geometries, in this case, the inside of the clips will be removed.

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Badal Mohanty
Badal Mohanty - 24.01.2021 07:26

I think the problem is because you have not set result to None after the cut operation.

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Kassandra C
Kassandra C - 21.08.2020 23:03

This this separate from arcpy?.. I I know veryy little and I need to crop a raster to shape file and we have been using arcpy throughout the course

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Arnauf6
Arnauf6 - 19.05.2020 13:55

Hi, thanks for all this videos! I'm having a lot of trouble trying to not saving the clip as a new .tif file but as a new dataset in memo. Do you know if this is possible. Thank you very much!

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Pervaiz Iqbal James
Pervaiz Iqbal James - 22.11.2019 16:53

how can we apply this on multiple files for example if i have 10 images i want to clip. instead of clipping single can we clip them in a short way

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EV4UTube
EV4UTube - 24.10.2019 01:11

Would be cool if you provided (links to) the file assets you used in this video so that we might practice ourselves.

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