I am having a problem with the georectify tool that is probably obvious to someone who is more familiar with the tool. I have a jpg that I want to georectify into another mapset. I imported that jpg into an xy mapset and then followed the steps in the georectify tool help (I am using 6.3 on a Mac). The problem that I am running into is that only the middle half or so of the jpg is being rectified. In other words while I am putting in the control points and such, both maps cover a certain size, and both look correct. But once I am done georectifying the new raster is in the correct location and size, but only the middle part of it shows up. It is as though I had just cut out part of the image and then correctly sized and placed it.
Any idea what might be going on, or what I can do about it?

One other clue is that the resolution of the destination mapset is 0.5 meters, while the source image (the jpg that I am trying to georectify) is 1.0 m. But since it is not ending up scaled funny I am not sure that this is the problem, or what I would do about it if it is. When I open GRASS with each of the mapsets and view the default maps, I don't end up seeing just that middle area, so I don't think that it has to do with the default regions and such, but that seems most likely. Do I have to set some region or something to get it all to work?

Thanks for any suggestions.


--Adam



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