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Hi, Yes OTB should be able to orthorectify an image with an RPC, even if the sensor is unknown. You could try creating a .geom file that goes with the image and contains the RPC coefficients (this file allows to define the geometric model parameters). You can check examples here : https://git.orfeo-toolbox.org/otb-data.git/blob/HEAD:/Input/IKONOS_BLOSSEVILLE_ROI_1000_100.geom You will probably have to change the "type" to ossimRpcModel, remove the support_data, and maybe choose a fake sensor name. There are extended filenames to specify a geom file to load with the image : "my_image.tif?&geom=path_to_geom" Regards, Guillaume On 04/07/2016 05:12 AM, Bor-Chwan Chen
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