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'''back to''' [[Working with Raster]] page
 
'''back to''' [[Working with Raster]] page
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: This page is about the MrSID support via MrSID console binaries. Alternatively you might want to try MrSID GDAL support provided by [[Working with Raster#Referenced_Image_reader | Referenced Image reader]].
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== MrSID File format ==
 
== MrSID File format ==
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== MrSID OpenJUMP reader ==
 
== MrSID OpenJUMP reader ==
 
'''MrSID'''
 
  
 
Opens aerial or satellite photos in MrSid format (.SID extension).
 
Opens aerial or satellite photos in MrSid format (.SID extension).
  
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: This function is deactivated for default. To activate it user must copy the needed binaries into OpenJUMP as explained below.  
 
: This function is deactivated for default. To activate it user must copy the needed binaries into OpenJUMP as explained below.  
  
Installing MrSID executable in OpenJUMP (for OpenJUMP 1.6.1 or older versions, see below)
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== Supported platforms ==
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Tested and approved with OpenJUMP development snapshot [22/04/2013] for '''Linux''' (with oracle jre) and '''Windows''' with '''GeoExpress Command Line Utilities''' version 8.5.0.3330 (32/64bit). Should theoretically work on '''Solaris''' as well.
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These changes will be released in any version after OJ 1.6.1 .
  
(1) download MrSID executables from [http://www.lizardtech.com LizardTech website]. In april 2013, the download is available in the '''Downloads > Tools & Utilities''' as '''GeoExpress CommandLine Utilities'''. Download the distribution matching your OS (eg. geoexpress_commandlineutils_win.zip for Windows) and unzip the file,  
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See also ''The JUMP Pilot Project'' feature request - [https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=3522566&group_id=118054&atid=679909 MrSID on non-windows platforms].
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== Installation ==
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(1) download MrSID executables from [http://www.lizardtech.com LizardTech website]. In april 2013, the download is available in the '''Downloads > Tools & Utilities''' as '''GeoExpress CommandLine Utilities'''. Download the distribution matching your operating system (eg. geoexpress_commandlineutils_win.zip for Windows) and unzip the file,  
  
 
(2) copy all files of the ''bin/'' folder of the above extracted archive into the ''lib/native/'' directory of your OpenJUMP installation, eg. for Windows these are
 
(2) copy all files of the ''bin/'' folder of the above extracted archive into the ''lib/native/'' directory of your OpenJUMP installation, eg. for Windows these are
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(4) Check the '''Window > Console output''' for errors in case the ''Open Dialog'' does not offer you to open ''*.sid'' files.
 
(4) Check the '''Window > Console output''' for errors in case the ''Open Dialog'' does not offer you to open ''*.sid'' files.
  
If you encounter problems with the new Lizard extensions, download the old ''mrsidinfo.exe'' file [http://www.ashsiii.com/downloads/mrsidinfo.zip here]
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== Old installation ==
  
 
'''Old OpenJUMP version''' : Up to version 1.6.1 (version 1.6.1 included), the default folder for MrSID executable was in lib/ext/ETC folder, and the default for temporary images was in lib/ext/ETC/TMP. You can check if the option to load "MrSID" files is offered in the file load dialog.
 
'''Old OpenJUMP version''' : Up to version 1.6.1 (version 1.6.1 included), the default folder for MrSID executable was in lib/ext/ETC folder, and the default for temporary images was in lib/ext/ETC/TMP. You can check if the option to load "MrSID" files is offered in the file load dialog.
 
'''MrSID''' (non Windows users): See The JUMP Pilot Project feature request - [https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=3522566&group_id=118054&atid=679909|MrSID on non-windows platforms]. Note that the advice may not work on all systems.
 
  
 
== Licensing discussion ==
 
== Licensing discussion ==
  
 
See [[OpenJUMP_Licensing]]
 
See [[OpenJUMP_Licensing]]

Latest revision as of 18:32, 21 April 2014

back to Working with Raster page

NOTE
This page is about the MrSID support via MrSID console binaries. Alternatively you might want to try MrSID GDAL support provided by Referenced Image reader.


MrSID File format

MrSID (pronounced Mister Sid) is an acronym that stands for multiresolution seamless image database. It is a file format (filename extension .sid) developed and patented by LizardTech for encoding of georeferenced raster graphics, such as orthophotos. See complete article about MrSID in wikipedia.

MrSID OpenJUMP reader

Opens aerial or satellite photos in MrSid format (.SID extension).

Note
This function is deactivated for default. To activate it user must copy the needed binaries into OpenJUMP as explained below.

Supported platforms

Tested and approved with OpenJUMP development snapshot [22/04/2013] for Linux (with oracle jre) and Windows with GeoExpress Command Line Utilities version 8.5.0.3330 (32/64bit). Should theoretically work on Solaris as well. These changes will be released in any version after OJ 1.6.1 .

See also The JUMP Pilot Project feature request - MrSID on non-windows platforms.

Installation

Note
for OpenJUMP 1.6.1 or older versions, see below

(1) download MrSID executables from LizardTech website. In april 2013, the download is available in the Downloads > Tools & Utilities as GeoExpress CommandLine Utilities. Download the distribution matching your operating system (eg. geoexpress_commandlineutils_win.zip for Windows) and unzip the file,

(2) copy all files of the bin/ folder of the above extracted archive into the lib/native/ directory of your OpenJUMP installation, eg. for Windows these are

    • mrsidgeodecode.exe
    • mrsidgeoinfo.exe
    • mrsidgeometa.exe
    • geos.dll

(3) Restart OpenJUMP and look if you can load the files

(4) Check the Window > Console output for errors in case the Open Dialog does not offer you to open *.sid files.

Old installation

Old OpenJUMP version : Up to version 1.6.1 (version 1.6.1 included), the default folder for MrSID executable was in lib/ext/ETC folder, and the default for temporary images was in lib/ext/ETC/TMP. You can check if the option to load "MrSID" files is offered in the file load dialog.

Licensing discussion

See OpenJUMP_Licensing