Programming for Geospatial Hydrological Applications
Overzicht van het onderwerp
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In this course you'll learn an essential skill for researchers dealing with (spatial) data. With scripting you can better control your analysis using command line tools. You can also automate your procedures by writing batch scripts. Furthermore, you can process your data and make models using Python and its useful libraries.
The online learning course on Programming for Geospatial Hydrological Applications is part of the Climate Services for Water Management (CliMWaR) project, funded by the Flemish UNESCO Science Trust Fund (FUST) from the Government of Flanders in Belgium.
The course is also available at the UNESCO Open Learning platform.
The course materials have been last updated on 19 July 2023.
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In this module you'll learn how to use the command line and use GDAL from the command line for conversions of vector and raster data.
Learning objectives
After this module you'll be able to:
- Execute commands from the command line
- Navigate to files and directories using absolute and relative paths
- Create, copy, delete, move and rename files
- Create batch files
- Create and view text files
- Use the command line history
- Use GDAL from the command line for conversions of vector and raster formats
- Use GDAL for reprojection of vector and raster formats
Watch the lecture that introduces this module: -
Introduction to the Command Line
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This video shows the results of the command line tutorial:
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Introduction to the Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL)
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This video shows the results of the GDAL tutorial:
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