Hi I wonder if I can create in-memory multi-dataset dataset, something like `gdalbuildvrt` but in memory The use case I have in mind, is that I have a list of urls some of them construct the same band

Hi all, Rasterio 1.0.5 is on PyPI now. It fixes 3 bugs and provides a source distribution that will be compatible with Python 3.7. From the change log: Bug fixes: - The fill value for boundless reads

Hi all, Rasterio 1.0.6 is on PyPI now with 3 significant bug fixes: - If the build_overviews method of a dataset is passed a list of factors that specify more than one 1x1 pixel overview (#1333), Rast

Hi all, Heads up: click 7.0 was released to PyPI yesterday and rasterio is not compatible with it. If you pin `click==6.7` in your applications, you'll be fine. The change log entry for 7 is looong an

Hi all, A rasterio dependency, cligj 0.4.0, is not compatible with click 7 (released yesterday) and if click has been upgraded in your environment you will notice that the rio commands are broken. Upg

Hi all, Rasterio 1.0.7 is compatible with click versions >= 4 and < 8 (not released yet, of course) including the new click version 7.0, and fixes a couple other small bugs as well. Please upgrade whe

Hello folks, I have problems with installation rasterio==1.0.3 and higher on Python 3.4. There are no problems with 3.5 and 3.6. Is it an expected behavior? $ sudo docker run --name python34 -it pytho

I'm trying to transform xyz data to a raster grid using rasterio I've loaded the elevation data into a numpy array, the precision of the z values is 2 decimals and the array has dtype float64. after l

I have a simple class which has a member variable of rasterio dataset. Inside the class, there is also a function wrapped by a python multiprocessing call. See below This code is supposed to print 'Wo

I have already asked this question in GIS stack exchange and stack overflow but received no response: I am trying to write a function which will help me construct a `rasterio` memory file and return t

Hi all, Rasterio 1.0.8 has been uploaded to PyPI. Thanks to Denis Rykov, we have Python 3.4 wheels for manylinux1 again. And datasets stored in MemoryFile bytes are now opened in r+ or w+ mode as requ

Hello folks, What is the policy of the project about GDAL version? The latest stable release of GDAL is 2.3.2 but recent wheels of rasterio are built onto 2.3.1.

Hi all I'm trying to create vector features out of raster files using the `features.shapes` module and I'm running into a weird issue where when I run a windowed read on a `.tif`, the Y coordinates of

Hi all. Rasterio 1.0.9 is on PyPI now. It has a bunch of bug fixes that are especially important if you are deploying systems on AWS or using the WarpedVRT class. https://github.com/mapbox/rasterio/bl

Hi! I am using rasterio to convert a number of geotiffs that were originally created using GDAL. To preserve the image metadata I'm currently using a combination of the 'profile', 'descriptions' and '

Hi, We are going to use rasterio.vrt._boundless_vrt_doc for making a XML VRT out of dataset in our library. But we are little afraid because the name of this function tells that it is a private one. A

Is this the right place to report a bug? I can open an issue on github if you like. I'm reading a NITF, and getting this error. Should add 'JPEG2000' to the Compression enum? In[14]: src.tags(ns='IMAG

I am trying to replicated the gdal functionality for performing image alignment based on GCPs. The equivalent gdal commands are the following: `gdal_translate -of GTiff -gcp GCP1 -gcp GCP2... src_rast

I am trying to recreate gdal_calc for simple calculation using below code. import numpy import rasterio def merge_bands(calculationType, band1Image, band2Image, outputFilePath): # Read raster bands di

Hi this is a little bit of a strange question about how rasterio is using the GDALRasterizeGeometries function. This c-function is called in _features.pyx here: with InMemoryRaster(image=image, transf