RasterManager

Raster manager is a C++ tool created by North Arrow Research. It is designed to provide rock-solid operations for manipulating rasters.

It does not depend on any of our other git repositories. GDAL 1.10 is required

Usage

 Rasterman
 Usage: rasterman <command> [parameters...]

Commands

All commands have in-depth help. Just type rastermanager <command>

• raster Display basic properties (rows, cols etc) for a raster.

• bilinear Bilinear resample of a raster to produce a new raster.

• copy Copy a raster to produce a new raster with the specified extent.

• mosaic Stitch two or more overlappint rasters.

• mask Mask one raster using another.

• hillshade Create a hillshade raster

• slope Create a slope raster

• add Add two rasters or a raster and a constant.

• subtract Subtract two rasters or a constant from a raster.

• divide Divide a raster by a number or another raster.

• multiply Multiply a raster by a number or another raster.

• power Raise a raster to a power.

• sqrt Get the square root of a raster.

• csv2raster convert a .csv file into a .tiff

Developer Notes:

Compatibility

Currently Rastermanager builds on Win32, Win64, Ubuntu12.04 and OSX 10.10.

Suggested Folder structure:

In order to build this project alongside our Habitat Model tools you will need the following directory structure so that everything else can find rastermanager:

<PROJECTROOT>/
<PROJECTROOT>/RasterManager/rastermanager/   <-- This repo's root
<PROJECTROOT>/HabitatModel/habitatmodel      <-- CHaMP Habitat model repo root
<PROJECTROOT>/Deploy/Debug(32/64)            <-- Debug executable for all projects
<PROJECTROOT>/Deploy/Release(32/64)          <-- Release executables for all projects

Compiling:

Once Qt5 and GDaL are installed it should just be a matter of running the following

qmake -r RasterManager.pro
make
sudo make install

Now you should have rasterman in your /usr/bin an the libRasterManager.* files in /usr/lib

Known Issues / Caveats

• At present this tool only works on rasters with a single band.

Contributing

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D

Credits

Developers

• Philip Bailey
• Matt Reimer

Contributors

• Konrad Hafen

License

GPL V3