format to the KMZ format used by the free Google Earth visualization
tool.
To perform the conversion, call::
gdaltokmz.convert_gdal_to_kmz(gdalfile,kmzfile)
Where gdalfile is the path to the input file, and kmzfile is the name
of the file to be output.
This module requires that the gdal and osr python modules be installed.
More information on these can be found at http://www.gdal.org.
This module requires the presence of ImageMagick's "convert" tool. Its
location is hardcoded into the library as /usr/lib/convert; make sure
to change it if your copy lives somewhere else (e.g., on a Windows
machine). See http://www.imagemagick.org.
To view the output files requires Google's free Google Earth program.
See http://earth.google.com.
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