Simone Giannecchini a écrit :
> Ciao Kevin,
> it should be new Rectangle2D.Float(-180, -90,180,90) not new
> Rectangle2D.Float(-180, -90, 360, 180) (I guess it's a typo from
> Martin and I think he will give feedback on this :-) ).
In Java2D, the argument in Rectangle2D constructor are (minX, min
Ciao Kevin,
it should be new Rectangle2D.Float(-180, -90,180,90) not new
Rectangle2D.Float(-180, -90, 360, 180) (I guess it's a typo from
Martin and I think he will give feedback on this :-) ).
Anyway, I think we might find a better way to handle this using one of
the GridCoverage plugins in GeoT
If either of you can feed me a code example for the wiki that would be
swell. (I am adding all such code examples to the demo/example model).
Cheers,
Jody
> Kevin Ward a écrit :
>
>> As you can see, I am taking the raster image, creating an envelope
>> that defines it, creating the GridCovera
Kevin Ward a écrit :
> As you can see, I am taking the raster image, creating an envelope
> that defines it, creating the GridCoverage2D and then resampling it.
> It seems too straight forward to actually work :-) so if anyone could
> give me some guidance it would be much appreciated.
It is actu
I am trying to take a cylindrical file and reproject it to something
like polar stereographic. I also realize that there is much that I
don't know about mapping, datums, crs, etc. so I am hoping someone on
the list could give me a kick in the right general direction. I would
be more than happy to s
