For the new SoilGrid250 data sets, is there a way of accessing .GDB preferrable or .SHP files??
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Joe Mazzella
Jan 5, 2018, 9:54:53 AM1/5/18
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Perhaps I am approaching this incorrectly, but I noticed the SoilGrid250 individual data sets are in GeoTiff format. I need to convert each set to Polygons, ideally as a Geodatabase GDB or Shapefile. The Bedrock Depth file has been processing approximately 24 hours now and is only 31% complete (and I have a very strong PC with dual Xeon Processors and 64GB RAM). Is there a way of obtaining these files as .GDB preferable or .SHP??
Carvalho Ribeiro, Eloi
Jan 8, 2018, 6:19:50 AM1/8/18
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Dear Joe,
Why do you want to convert the GeoTiff into a vector layer?
Cheers,
Eloi?
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Subject: [isric-world-soil-information] For the new SoilGrid250 data sets, is there a way of accessing .GDB preferrable or .SHP files??
Perhaps I am approaching this incorrectly, but I noticed the SoilGrid250 individual data sets are in GeoTiff format. I need to convert each set to Polygons, ideally as a Geodatabase GDB or Shapefile. The Bedrock Depth file has been processing approximately 24 hours now and is only 31% complete (and I have a very strong PC with dual Xeon Processors and 64GB RAM). Is there a way of obtaining these files as .GDB preferable or .SHP??
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Why do you want to convert the GeoTiff into a vector layer?
Cheers,
Eloi?
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Subject: [isric-world-soil-information] For the new SoilGrid250 data sets, is there a way of accessing .GDB preferrable or .SHP files??
Perhaps I am approaching this incorrectly, but I noticed the SoilGrid250 individual data sets are in GeoTiff format. I need to convert each set to Polygons, ideally as a Geodatabase GDB or Shapefile. The Bedrock Depth file has been processing approximately 24 hours now and is only 31% complete (and I have a very strong PC with dual Xeon Processors and 64GB RAM). Is there a way of obtaining these files as .GDB preferable or .SHP??
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Joe Mazzella
Jan 8, 2018, 1:03:12 PM1/8/18
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Hi Eloi,
I use the data for among other things underground analytics for Pipeline. Accordingly, I need to map out the data by polygon, and then translate the values at depth to the pipeline, i.e. pH, ELCO, etc. I am use to working with .GDB and .SHP files, and have been using your wise_30sec_v1 file ... translating Raster to BIL Polygons, and then over to .GDB, etc.
Not use to working with GeoTiff formats.
Thanks,
Joe
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