ursa (version 3.8.8)

write_gdal: Write raster image to GDAL file(s)

Description

write_gdal writes in-memory object of class ursaRaster to disk using GDAL from rgdal package.

Usage

write_gdal(obj, ...)
ursa_write(obj, fname)

Arguments

obj

Object of class ursaRaster.

Arguments, which are passed to create_gdal. Usually, only file name with extension (character) is required. If extension is ".envi", then GDAL driver "ENVI" is used. If extension is ".tif", then GDAL driver "GTiff" is used. If extension is ".img", then GDAL driver "HFA" is used. If extension is ".jpg" or "*.jpeg", then GDAL driver "JPEG" is used. If extension is ".bmp", then GDAL driver "BMP" is used. If extension is ".png", then GDAL driver "PNG" is used. Additionally, argument driver should be specified. If argument is missing, then occasional name is assigned.

fname

Character. File name with extension.

Value

Integer code of ENVI data type. See values of the “data type” field in description of the ENVI Header Format.

Details

ursa_write is simplified call of write_gdal.

write_gdal implements writting the whole ursaRaster object to disk. For multiple access to disk (by chunks), use followed Replace construction:

a <- create_gdal(fname)
a[condition_1] <- value1
a[condition_2] <- value2
...
close(a)

See Also

create_gdal, Replace method [<- for ursaRaster object, close method for ursaRaster object.

write_envi

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
session_grid(NULL)
ftemp <- tempfile(pattern="",fileext="")
fpath <- dirname(ftemp)
fname <- basename(ftemp)
a <- round(ursa_dummy(1,min=0,max=255,nodata=NA))
write_envi(a,file.path(fpath,paste0(fname,"_1",".envi")))
write_gdal(a,file.path(fpath,paste0(fname,"_2")))
write_gdal(a,file.path(fpath,paste0(fname,"_3",".tif")))
write_gdal(a,file.path(fpath,paste0(fname,"_4")),driver="EHdr")
flist <- dir(path=fpath,pattern=fname,full.names=TRUE)
file.remove(flist)
blist <- basename(flist)
res <- NULL
for (i in seq(4))
   res <- c(res,paste(grep(paste0("_",i),blist,value=TRUE),collapse=" "))
print(res)
# }

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