Hi,

By the way, which OTB version are you using ?

I don't think you need this kind of directory structure. The "DEM Directory" generally contains the whole set of SRTM tiles (in the .hgt format, for instance : N43E001.hgt).

Here is what I tried on my side :
- using gdal_translate to convert one SRTM tile into TIF.
- I move the TIF tile alone in a separate folder.
- I do an ortho-rectification using standard SRTM folder : -elev.dem DEM/srtm_directory -elev.geoid DEM/egm96.grd - I do an ortho-rectification using the TIF file : -elev.dem my_tile.tif -elev.geoid DEM/egm96.grd
- both ortho-images are the same.

Note that in each case, I set the geoid.You could try to generate a custom DEM tile with the same footprint as a standard SRTM tile.

Regards,
Guillaume

Le 19/09/2014 07:53, emre a écrit :
Hi,

I did quite a few experiments and I dont think tiff files are supported that easily. The directory name is important (e.g., E20 doesnt work but it should be E020). Also, if there is no .hgt or .DT2 file inside the directory, the otb:DEMHandler::Instance()->OpenDEMDirectory() function gets an exception. I changed the name of the tiff file to supported hgt and dt2 formats but I couldnt make it work. Frankly, it would be excellent, if you can provide a directory structure and a file name that you believe to be appropriate for the task. As an example, I used a directory structure something like:

D:\myFiles\E020\N43.tif

and I provided "D:\myFiles\" as the dem directory. When there is a .hgt file or a .dt2 file, the otb:DEMHandler::Instance()->OpenDEMDirectory() function works flawlessly but my tif file (which has coordinate information for sure) doesnt seem to be working. I wish we still had the good old way of providing the dem file as it is.

All the best
Emre



On Thursday, September 18, 2014 7:01:06 PM UTC+3, Guillaume Pasero wrote:

    Hi,

    In the Orthorectification application, you can give the path to
    your TIFF DEM using the same setting "DEM directory". The TIFF
    file will be used by the DEM handler as long as it has its
    projection information embedded.

    Maybe you should also give a default elevation above ellipsoid so
    that the DEM handler returns a reasonable value outside your TIFF
    DEM. However I don't know precisely its behaviour in this case.

    Regards,
    Guillaume

    Le 18/09/2014 16:43, emre a écrit :
    Hi. I have a small DEM that was generated via orfeo (in tiff
    format). How can use that file to orthorectify the left image of
    the stereo pair? Should I use setdemdirectorypath as usual (the
    dem I have is lat-long projection but it is very small piece of
    image patch)? If tiff format ok? Is otbdemhandler capable of
    reading that info?

    All the best
    Emre
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