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| − | |tuflow_message=ERROR 0634 - | + | |tuflow_message=ERROR 0634 - TUFLOW does not support user defined raster type in a GeoTIFF. |
| − | |alt_msg= | + | |alt_msg=ERROR 0634 - TUFLOW currently only supports 32 bit data precision in GeoTIFF files.<br> |
| + | WARNING 0634 - GeoTIFF raster type is unknown - assuming "<>".<br> | ||
| − | |type=[[ERROR]] | + | |type=[[ERROR]]<br> |
| + | [[WARNING]] | ||
|message_desc= | |message_desc= | ||
| − | |suggestions= | + | |suggestions=To convert a GeoTIFF to a format that is compatible with TUFLOW, please use one of the steps below. Please ensure you don't select 'Cloud Optimised GeoTIFF' as an output as this format uses a tiled format. |
| + | * Open the GeoTIFF in QGIS and export it into a new GeoTIFF (QGIS by default will use a strip structure) | ||
| + | * Use the raster conversion tool in QGIS (via the menu "Raster >> Conversion >> Translate") - the default GeoTIFF format will be use the strip structure | ||
| + | * Use "raster_translate" GDAL tool either through the processing toolbox in QGIS or by following the instructions on the following wiki page to use GDAL directly: | ||
| + | : <u>[[Raster_Format_Conversion_Using_gdal_translate#Cloud_Optimised_GeoTIFFs | Converting from Cloud Optimised GeoTIFFs]]</u> | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:24, 4 January 2024
TUFLOW Message
ERROR 0634 - TUFLOW does not support user defined raster type in a GeoTIFF.
Alternate Message
ERROR 0634 - TUFLOW currently only supports 32 bit data precision in GeoTIFF files.
WARNING 0634 - GeoTIFF raster type is unknown - assuming "<>".
Description
Suggestions
To convert a GeoTIFF to a format that is compatible with TUFLOW, please use one of the steps below. Please ensure you don't select 'Cloud Optimised GeoTIFF' as an output as this format uses a tiled format.
- Open the GeoTIFF in QGIS and export it into a new GeoTIFF (QGIS by default will use a strip structure)
- Use the raster conversion tool in QGIS (via the menu "Raster >> Conversion >> Translate") - the default GeoTIFF format will be use the strip structure
- Use "raster_translate" GDAL tool either through the processing toolbox in QGIS or by following the instructions on the following wiki page to use GDAL directly:
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