Hi Nikhil!
I remember having a correspondence with you about imdlib last year.
I am fetching the rainfall data - but in the raster formal.
data = imd.get_data(
var_type='rain',
start_yr=year,
end_yr=year,
fn_format='yearwise',
file_dir=DATA_FOLDER
)
T
Hi Dammalapati,
I had used imdlib python package a year back, but the data fetched using it
was vector data, not raster. It had latitude, longitude, date and value of
either rainfall in mm or temperature in degrees celsius. If you're fetching
a dataset what is different from rainfall or temperatur
Hi,
This question is for people who have worked on Python's imdlib package.
The rasters downloaded using imdlib has the following affine transformation:
| 0.25, 0.00, 66.38|
| 0.00, *0.25*, *6.38*|
| 0.00, 0.00, 1.00|
If I'm not wrong, the general standard is to define the pixel height in
negat
