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https://github.com/nikolaybespalov/imageio-ozf

ImageIO plugin that allows you to use OziExplorer raster files(ozf2/ozf3) in your Java application.
https://github.com/nikolaybespalov/imageio-ozf

imageio-plugin java ozf oziexplorer

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ImageIO plugin that allows you to use OziExplorer raster files(ozf2/ozf3) in your Java application.

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# imageio-ozf
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ImageIO plugin that allows you to use OziExplorer raster files(ozf2/ozf3) in your Java application.

![OziExplorer](README.png "OziExplorer")

It's as easy as reading any other image file
```
BufferedImage ozfImage = ImageIO.read(new File("image.ozf3"));
```
Just add dependency to your _pom.xml_
```xml

com.github.nikolaybespalov
imageio-ozf
${imageio.ozf.version}
runtime

```
Or to your _build.gradle_
```
dependencies {
runtime("com.github.nikolaybespalov:imageio-ozf:${imageio.ozf.version}")
}
```
And your project will be able to work with .ozf files!

Look at [gt-ozi](https://github.com/nikolaybespalov/gt-ozi) if you build your app on GeoTools stack.