New kealib.org website launched. This now includes Doxygen generated documentation of the C++ headers and the Python documentation.

The Python bindings haven’t been widely advertised until now, but they are ready for use. They allow access to KEA specific functionality that can’t be accessed via GDAL like the ‘neighbours’ for segments. This is mainly contained in the extrat module. Note that these functions take a GDAL ‘dataset’ object as the first parameter so you must open the file with GDAL first.

There is also a module for building neighbours and a command line program to do this (kea_build_neighbours).