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Where to find gdal2tiles in osgeo4w installer?
I was using the wrong options in the OSGeo4W installer. If going down the “Express Desktop Install” path, gdal2tiles either comes with the “QGIS”, “OpenEV”, or “GRASS GIS” option. It’s not provided under the “GDAL” option. It should be there.
Which is the latest version of GDAL for QGIS?
PostGIS 2.1.1.1 doesn’t require the latest GDAL (recommends at least 1.9), but if you installed it using OSGEO4W, then it is probably linked to the latest GDAL (1.10). QGIS 2.0.1 is probably linked to GDAL 1.10. QGIS 1.7 is probably linked to GDAL 1.8 or 1.9; unlikely it uses 1.10.
Where do I find gdal2tiles in express desktop?
If going down the “Express Desktop Install” path, gdal2tiles either comes with the “QGIS”, “OpenEV”, or “GRASS GIS” option. It’s not provided under the “GDAL” option. It should be there. At least on Linux distributions, the gdal2tiles command actually has .py at the end of it, I’m guessing to indicate it uses Python.
Which is GDAL does posgressql 9.3.2.3 use?
PosgresSQL 9.3.2.3 shouldn’t be using GDAL, since it is just a database without no dependencies on it. PostGIS 2.1.1.1 doesn’t require the latest GDAL (recommends at least 1.9), but if you installed it using OSGEO4W, then it is probably linked to the latest GDAL (1.10). QGIS 2.0.1 is probably linked to GDAL 1.10.
Which is the best Python script for gdal2tiles?
GDAL2Tiles is an easy to use Python-script. There is also a wizard-like GUI called MapSlicer which leads you through the process step by step. An easy way to get GDAL2tiles is to use the OSGeo4W installer and install all GDAL-packages and the Python-package.
How to use gdal2tiles as background in JOSM?
This page describes a how to use GDAL2Tiles to transform a georeferenced map into a TMS -map which can be used as background in JOSM or published as a web map. You need a raster image (bitmap) which is a map. You need to know or guess its projection as well. Use the Georeferencer plugin which uses GDAL .