问题
I'm writing a dataset to file in ERMapper format (.ers) using the Raster package in R, but I'm having issues with the resulting .aux.xml auxiliary file (which I'm actually not interested in).
Simple example:
rst <- raster(ncols=15000,nrows=10000)
rst[] <- 1.234
writeRaster(rst, filename='_test.ers', overwrite=TRUE)
The writeRaster() line takes some time to execute, the data file is quite large, about 1.2GB on disk.
When checking what's happening while writeRaster() is executed, I find that the .ers file (header file + associated data file) is typically generated in about 20 sec. Then, it takes writeRaster() another 20 - 25 sec to generate the .aux.xml file, which only contains statistics such as min, max, mean, and st. dev. (which likely explains why it takes so long to compute).
Since I don't care about the .aux.xml file, I would like writeRaster() to not bother with it at all, and save me 20 - 25 sec of exec time (I'm writing lots of these datasets to disk so a 50% speedup in my code is quite substantial).
Anyone has any idea how to tell writeRaster() to not create a .aux.xml file? I suspect it's a GDAL-related issue, but haven't been able to find an answer yet after much research...
Any help most welcome!
回答1:
Options related to the GDAL file format drivers can be set using the (not so easy to find) rgdal::setCPLConfigOption function.
In your case,
rgdal::setCPLConfigOption("GDAL_PAM_ENABLED", "FALSE")
should disable the xml file creation.
HTH
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44123832/r-how-to-write-a-raster-to-disk-without-auxiliary-file