Hi, I have georeferenced an image with gdal_translate and then reprojected
it from OSGB36 to googleMaps with gdalwarp.
However the warped TIFF latitude/longitude coordinates are wrong.
The re-projection appears to stretch the map correctly, but I discovered
there was a problem when I ran
On 12/19/10 13:31, spider plant wrote:
Does this look like a bug in gdalwarp or am I doing something stupid.
The lower-left corners of the two images are not the same point, so you
can't compare them. You must choose a known point, and compare its
coordinates on both maps.
Jean-Claude
(re-posting as question didnt appear first time)
Hi, I have georeferenced an image with gdal_translate and then reprojected
it from OSGB36 to googleMaps with gdalwarp.
However the warped TIFF latitude/longitude coordinates are wrong.
The re-projection appears to stretch the map correctly, but I
Hi Jean-Claude. Thanks for the reply.
The two lower-left corners are not the same but the Latitude is the same.
And in any case the two latitudes are about 20km apart and the map tile
itself is less than 2km high.
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On 10-12-19 02:40 PM, Livneh Yehiyam wrote:
Hi I ran into a problem converting a GeoTiff to a Jpeg200 image, using
gdal_translate and the JP2ECW driver.
...
I get this from gdalinfo:E:\Data\testgdalinfo 01122010-1509.jp2
Driver: JP2ECW/ERMapper JPEG2000
Files: 01122010-1509.jp2
