Man page - pkfillnodata(1)
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apt-get install pktools
Manual
pkfillnodata
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
NAME
pkfillnodata - program to fill holes in raster image
SYNOPSIS
pkfillnodata -i input -m mask -o output [ options ] [ advanced options ]
DESCRIPTION
pkfillnodata fills nodata values in a raster dataset. Nodata values are defined as 0 values in the mask raster dataset. You can use the input file as the mask image if 0 values in the input raster have to be filled. Per default, all bands are filled. Use the option -b to fill individual band(s) in a multiband raster input image.
OPTIONS
-i filename , --input filename
Input raster dataset
-m mask , --mask mask
Mask raster dataset indicating pixels to be interpolated (zero valued)
-o filename , --output filename
Output image file
-b band , --band band
band(s) to process (Default is -1: process all bands)
-v level , --verbose level
verbose
Advanced options
-d
distance
,
--distance
distance
Maximum number of pixels to search in all directions to find values to interpolate from
-it iterations , --iteration iterations
Number of 3x3 smoothing filter passes to run (default 0)