HI Loïc, I don't think we currently have any option other than to remove the overviews. In theory GDAL's OVERVIEW_LEVEL open option could help us, but the implementation isn't there. For example, if

Hi Denis, Thanks for pointing to that issue. I may have misunderstood it but I don't think it helps answering my question. Cheers, Loïc ________________________________________ Sent: 10 November

Works like a charm, thank you!

Yes, you should be able to pass a list / tuple (these are iterables) of Shapely geometries as input to geometry_mask.

Hi Brendan and thnk you for the quick response! The coordinates should not be an issue, since the polygon coordinates are in the same frame as the image. Can i directly input a Shapely polygon to the

You need to convert each polygon in your numpy array of coordinates into a GeoJSON-like polygon. You could use Shapely to do so. You should then be able to use those as input to rasterize or

Hello, I've been struggling with this for quite some time now, so its time to ask for help. My problem is set up as follows: I want to create a binary mask for an image that is quite large (~10k rows

You can find an example how to do that here: https://github.com/mapbox/rasterio/issues/1929.

Hi everyone, I'm trying to perform a decimated read of a dataset that already contains overviews. Regardless of which value I pass to the resampling= argument of the read method, it seems that

Loïc, 1. Correct. To use overviews, you must pass a dataset explicitly opened on an overview using `rasterio.open("example.tif", OVERVIEW_LEVEL=1)`. 2. Correct again. We'll add an option to use an

Hi Sean, Thank you for your response. Is it correct to interpret from your explanation that: 1- currently the reproject function will never use overviews of the source file, even when it involves

Hi Loïc, gdalwarp's logic is found in apps/gdalwarp_lib.cpp, not in gcore, so rasterio.warp.reproject() does not have it. We've got a rasterio ticket about switching over to use the main function in

Hi everyone, I read that the gdalwarp command line defaults to using the overview level nearest to target resolution. What about `rasterio.warp.reproject()`? Does it use overview at all? Thank you

Thank you! pip3 install rasterio --force-reinstall --no-binary rasterio did the job.

Hi, In https://github.com/mapbox/rasterio/issues/2026 you reported that you'd previously installed a wheel from PyPI. In that case, I think you need to add an option when reinstalling: pip3 install

I have install rasterio with pip3 install rasterio --no-binary rasterio When I'm trying to read an HDF4 MODIS file I get an error: Matplotlib created a temporary config/cache directory at

Hi all, Version 1.5.0 of rio-mbtiles is on PyPI now: https://pypi.org/project/rio-mbtiles/1.5.0/. Special thanks to James McBride for the reviews and feedback. Share and enjoy, -- Sean Gillies

Hi Nikos, (data) vas-y:~ seang$ python -W "ignore:Dataset has no geotransform set" -c "import rasterio; rasterio.open('/Users/seang/Desktop/DSC_1549.jpg')" (data) vas-y:~ seang$ python -c "import

Thank you for this. It's been bugging for quite some time. I use it here: https://gitlab.com/thermopolis/public/ecor/-/blob/master/ecor/utilities.py. I have the same question, as this snippet need to

Hi all, 1.5b3 is on PyPI now. It adds an option to constrain mbtiles output to only the tiles that cover a web mercator quadkey. See