GeoEco.DataManagement.BinaryRasters Module
Provides methods for manipulating binary raster files.
A binary raster is a file that contains a raw array of numbers
stored in binary format, with no header, metadata, formatting markers
and so on, as if a snapshot of the in-memory data had been written
directly to disk. In ArcGIS, this is the type of file output by the
Raster to Float tool, although that tool can only output binary
rasters that use a 32-bit floating point data type. The methods
provided by this module can use any standard numeric data type. This
module requires the binary data to be in "row-major order", the
approach used by the C programming language.
- Provides methods for manipulating binary raster files.
Marine Geospatial Ecology Tools version 0.8
