Intergraph Raster Reader/Writer

The Intergraph Raster Reader/Writer allows FME to access data in the INGR format.

FME Format Type Identifier

INGR

Reader/Writer

Both

Typical File Extensions

.cot, .ctc, .rgb, .ctb, .grd, .crl, .tpe, .lsr, .rle, .cit, .g3, .g4, .tg4, .cmp

INGR is a file format used by Intergraph to store raster data. It supports several different data formats for reading and writing, each of which is specialized for the performance of the Intergraph software.

Intergraph Raster Product and System Requirements

Format

Product

Operating System

Reader/Writer

FME Desktop License

FME Server

FME Cloud

Windows

Linux

Mac

Reader

Available in all FME editions

Yes

Yes

32-bit: Yes

64-bit: Yes

Yes

Yes

Writer

Available in all FME editions

Yes

Yes

32-bit: Yes

64-bit: Yes

Yes

Yes

Reader Overview

FME considers a single INGR file to be a dataset. Each dataset contains a single FME raster feature.

Writer Overview

FME considers a dataset to be a folder name.

The name of the INGR output file written to the output dataset folder is determined by the interpretation type of the raster.

  • If the raster contains color bands, it will be written to an .rgb file.
  • If the raster contains a band with a palette, it will be written to a .cot file.
  • If the raster is numeric, it will be written to a .grd file.

FME Raster Features

FME raster features represent raster data and use several concepts that are unlike those used in the handling of vector data. The topics below describe how FME processes raster data.

About FME Rasters Tiling and Mosaicking
Raster Properties Band Combining and Separating
Band Properties Band and Palette Selection
Palette Properties Raster Processing
Compression Raster versus Vector Features
Pyramiding Raster File Naming
Interleaving World Files
Interpretation and Data Type TAB Files
Palette Resolution  

INGR supports rasters with an arbitrary number of bands.