Thanks Even!
The NETCDF file(s) I'm working with have hundreds of sub data sets.
Initially, I was breaking out all of them to .vrt's as you suggested,
but it got a bit messy. Counting the sub-datasets with gdalinfo
iteratively then using gdal_create -bands N was a lot cleaner.
Passing dozens
Scott,
# add another tif to band 2 and add meta data for it:
gdalwarp -q -srcband 1 -dstband 2 -t_srs EPSG:4326 src2.tif result.tif
BAND1 is lost at that stage. gdalwarp must override the metadata of the
output dataset with the one of src2.tif.
Presumably it should instead merge them, using
Greetings,
I need some help with gdal_edit. If I add meta data each time I add a
band to a raster, only the last meta edit is present. Here's the
scenario GDAL 3.9.1, gdal_edit.py is 3.6.2, Debian 12:
# create empty 2-band raster with existing prototype:
gdal_create -if src1.tif -bands 2 resu
