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If by "using GDAL" you include writing code using the library as opposed to the more limited capabilities available only using the utilities from the command line, then the GDAL API tutorialGDAL API tutorial walks you through all the steps to open a raster image, access its various properties (size, # of bands, rotation/skew, etc), and finally how to read and write a rasterband using the GDALRasterBand::RasterIO method. At this point you can do anything your programming language (and programming skills) allow.

If by "using GDAL" you include writing code using the library as opposed to the more limited capabilities available only using the utilities from the command line, then the GDAL API tutorial walks you through all the steps to open a raster image, access its various properties (size, # of bands, rotation/skew, etc), and finally how to read and write a rasterband using the GDALRasterBand::RasterIO method. At this point you can do anything your programming language (and programming skills) allow.

If by "using GDAL" you include writing code using the library as opposed to the more limited capabilities available only using the utilities from the command line, then the GDAL API tutorial walks you through all the steps to open a raster image, access its various properties (size, # of bands, rotation/skew, etc), and finally how to read and write a rasterband using the GDALRasterBand::RasterIO method. At this point you can do anything your programming language (and programming skills) allow.

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If by "using GDAL" you include writing code using the library as opposed to the more limited capabilities available only using the utilities from the command line, then the GDAL API tutorial walks you through all the steps to open a raster image, access its various properties (size, # of bands, rotation/skew, etc), and finally how to read and write a rasterband using the GDALRasterBand::RasterIO method. At this point you can do anything your programming language (and programming skills) allow.