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Can Gdal.Translate() return an object instead of writing a file?

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I have some Python GDAL code I am using to convert a GeoTIFF file to PNG. The code uses the gdal.Translate() function which generates a new file each time I run it. However, I was wondering if there is a way to get the Python gdal.Translate() function to return a python object instead of writing a file? Ideally I would like to write to a numpy array or something, but any kind of internal object would be fine.

Here is some sample code I am using:

from osgeo import gdal



scale = '-scale min_val max_val'

options_list = [

    '-ot Byte',

    '-of JPEG',

    scale

] 

options_string = " ".join(options_list)



gdal.Translate('test.jpg',

               'test.tif',

               options=options_string)

I looked over the documentation and source code to figure out how gdal.Translate() worked, but could not get past the TranslateInternal() function. I could not find a link through the source code past that.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

python gdal gdal-translate

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I have some Python GDAL code I am using to convert a GeoTIFF file to PNG. The code uses the gdal.Translate() function which generates a new file each time I run it. However, I was wondering if there is a way to get the Python gdal.Translate() function to return a python object instead of writing a file? Ideally I would like to write to a numpy array or something, but any kind of internal object would be fine.

Here is some sample code I am using:

from osgeo import gdal



scale = '-scale min_val max_val'

options_list = [

    '-ot Byte',

    '-of JPEG',

    scale

] 

options_string = " ".join(options_list)



gdal.Translate('test.jpg',

               'test.tif',

               options=options_string)

I looked over the documentation and source code to figure out how gdal.Translate() worked, but could not get past the TranslateInternal() function. I could not find a link through the source code past that.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

python gdal gdal-translate

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asked 1 min ago

krishnabkrishnab

241214

add a comment | 

I have some Python GDAL code I am using to convert a GeoTIFF file to PNG. The code uses the gdal.Translate() function which generates a new file each time I run it. However, I was wondering if there is a way to get the Python gdal.Translate() function to return a python object instead of writing a file? Ideally I would like to write to a numpy array or something, but any kind of internal object would be fine.

Here is some sample code I am using:

from osgeo import gdal



scale = '-scale min_val max_val'

options_list = [

    '-ot Byte',

    '-of JPEG',

    scale

] 

options_string = " ".join(options_list)



gdal.Translate('test.jpg',

               'test.tif',

               options=options_string)

I looked over the documentation and source code to figure out how gdal.Translate() worked, but could not get past the TranslateInternal() function. I could not find a link through the source code past that.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

python gdal gdal-translate

share

asked 1 min ago

krishnabkrishnab

241214

from osgeo import gdal



scale = '-scale min_val max_val'

options_list = [

    '-ot Byte',

    '-of JPEG',

    scale

] 

options_string = " ".join(options_list)



gdal.Translate('test.jpg',

               'test.tif',

               options=options_string)

share

asked 1 min ago

krishnabkrishnab

241214

share

asked 1 min ago

krishnabkrishnab

241214

asked 1 min ago

krishnabkrishnab

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asked 1 min ago

krishnabkrishnab

241214