I have a large raster file, and I want to visualize it. But opening it as a dataset causes my program to crash due to running out of memory. Since my only purpose is to visualize the data, the data I

How can I add a colorbar after using rio.plot.show? I've tried a bunch of things but have gotten various errors Here's one way I tried: fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize = (16, 16)) retted = rio.plot.sho

I was pretty surprised when I realized that my bug was due to ds.shape not showing the number of channels in its shape i.e. with rio.open(f, 'r') as ds: ds_arr = ds.read() print(ds.profile) # {'driver

I have two rasters, and one of them has one more column than the other. So I want to remove the last column in the larger one. How can I change the raster width in place without having to do a with op

I am resampling a raster to become a different resolution, but it seems like the resolutions are not entirely accurate. Here is the code I have (the code is very standard, taken from the documentation

What is the best way to do this warping? Should I not actually warp and just set the `.crs` property of the jp2 raster and then re-save it in the same file? Or should I warp it the crs, and then re-sa

@ Luke Pinner, How should I then save the file with the updated CRS? Like this? Or is there a better way? with rasterio.open(in_tif, 'r+') as src: src.crs = CRS.from_epsg(32629) with raster.open("out.

Hi, I have a geotiff with a "Transverse_Mercator_Complex" CRS. Here is the output of the `.crs` property after reading in the tif with rio.read(): The rest of my files have the crs EPSG:32629, so I tr

I have some .jp2 files that don't have a `.crs` property after I used `rio.open` on those files. I read https://gis.stackexchange.com/a/233417/143989 and after using the `.gcps` property, I was able t