Hi, The naming of the auxiliary files is a GDAL convention and cannot, to my knowledge, be changed. Neither does rasterio allow a user to open an image in read only mode and add or replace the spatial

Good morning, I'm working with PNG files, and the metadata is stored in two separate files: .pgw and .png.aux.xml. Currently I'm forced to use the same name for the three files, i.e. the image and the

Hi, First of all, I apologize for not responding sooner. You must use the rasterio.warp.reproject function to warp. Warping is never implicit in the dataset read/write methods, these are very

That's exactly what I hoped to hear, Christina -- thank you so much! One question: are there any other libraries commonly used in the QGIS space that depend upon a particular version of GDAL? I'm

I've successfully developed the PAT plugin for QGIS using rasterio, geopandas (uses fiona, shapely). All of these libraries are available in the osgeo4w installer through the advanced install. You

That's it, thank you very much!

GDALs Sentinel2 driver exposes the data as subdatasets, with (sort of) one for each resolution - https://gdal.org/drivers/raster/sentinel2.html#level-2a To access the subdataset that contains the 10m

Hello, Thanks for the reply. I saw that but there is no example of a zip file being opened. I saw this: on: https://gdal.org/drivers/raster/sentinel2.html and was wondering if it is possible to read

Hi, Please see https://rasterio.readthedocs.io/en/latest/quickstart.html#reading-raster-data for a quick tour of data access features. -- Sean Gillies

Hello, I saw that rasterio support reading Santinel 2 archives directly, but I can not find any example. How should I access the bands inside the archive after I read it. For example I have: with

Hi Denis, Yes, this is expected. Exactly as with https://gdal.org/api/gdaldataset_cpp.html#classGDALDataset_1ad2a643880bf8b3c492783e1ab5fbc667. -- Sean Gillies

Dear community, I'm trying to tackle the following problem: Raster A has a high resolution and a small extent. I should be projected to Raster B with small resolution and large extent. Cells from

Is it expected that during reading process rasterio doesn't take into account rotation angle for rotated rasters (transform has non-zero rotation) ? In order to make it works properly I had to do

HDF4 files are currently not supported out of the box with rasterio wheels (https://github.com/rasterio/rasterio-wheels/issues/36). To support HDF4 files, you will need to build GDAL yourself with

```python import rasterio as rio from osgeo import gdal ``` I cannot open HDF4 files without including the osgeo gdal library. Is there a reason that osgeo isn't a dependency in order to open HDF4

Looking through the older messages, it seems like integration with QGIS, in particular, is a common enough use case that it really should be discussed separately in the docs. I will be making a

FYI, Sean Gillies responded on https://github.com/mapbox/rasterio/issues/2096 : I'm certain that until rasterio is included with QGIS, shared library compatibility ("DLL Hell") will be a problem for

Note: I originally submitted this as a github issue, as I'd like to see an update to the documentation regarding using Rasterio with QGIS (and perhaps for integrating with any apps that use

I used gdal_translate to convert a geotiff to a jpg with jpg.aux.xml file. The following is part of the script I used to get and write the tiles to disk import rasterio as rio im =

Yes. That was exactly it. My bad. Thanks.