Seg2map downloaded a bunch of multispectral tifs, and the goal is to combine them into an orthomosaic. The code bein used is from the merge_tifs function in src/seg2map/downloads.py
A vrt can be created, but when the code that converts it to a tif is run, i.e.
virtual_dataset = gdal.Translate(
vrt_path.replace(".vrt", ".tif"),
creationOptions=["COMPRESS=LZW", "TILED=YES"],
srcDS=vrt_path,
)it creates the tif, then deletes it, and virtual_dataset is returned as None. It doesnt seem to matter if I change directories, or change output file name. Any idea why it creates then destroys the tif?
A Partial Solution
gdal.SetCacheMax(2**30)
When the cache is set to 2**30 bytes the code was able to mosaic 500 files (1.3 GB), which creates a 3.8GB mosaic tif file, but not all the files were able to be mosaiced together. The total number of files was (973, or 2.6GB)
Seg2map downloaded a bunch of multispectral tifs, and the goal is to combine them into an orthomosaic. The code bein used is from the
merge_tifsfunction insrc/seg2map/downloads.pyA vrt can be created, but when the code that converts it to a tif is run, i.e.
it creates the tif, then deletes it, and virtual_dataset is returned as None. It doesnt seem to matter if I change directories, or change output file name. Any idea why it creates then destroys the tif?
A Partial Solution
gdal.SetCacheMax(2**30)When the cache is set to 2**30 bytes the code was able to mosaic 500 files (1.3 GB), which creates a 3.8GB mosaic tif file, but not all the files were able to be mosaiced together. The total number of files was (973, or 2.6GB)