Wow, that was fast. Thanks!
I see that the fix is in 1.8.2... Do you know will this be a separate
release or will the fixes be merged into 1.9.0? I ask because I see
some recent discussions suggesting that 1.9.0 may be released by the
end of the year.
Thanks again for the quick response,
Mladen
Quoting Even Rouault <even.roua...@mines-paris.org>:
Le jeudi 15 décembre 2011 18:08:26, mlade...@distributel.net a écrit :
Hi all,
I am trying to use gdal_translate to convert a .grd file
(Northwood/VerticalMapper format) to TIFF. However, the colors in the
translated file don't seem to be interpolated correctly based on the
color scheme, for values near the end of the range.
Here is a link to the original GRD, as well as the exported TIFFs
(small download, only 200K):
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/53500018/GdalQuestion.zip
The GdalTranslateExport.tif file was produced with the command
"gdal_translate -b 1 -b 2 -b 3
C:\source\Ottawa_east_DEM30m_trim_copy.grd
C:\temp\GdalTranslateExport.tif".
Notice the top and bottom areas of the image: they are yellow. For
comparison, take a look at the NativeExport.tif file in the same
package. The top and bottom areas are orange, as they should be. The
NativeExport.tif file was produced by Pitney Bowes MapInfo.
Here is the color scheme for the GRD:
http://www.smugmug.com/photos/i-bRZ879w/0/X3/i-bRZ879w-X3.jpg
Notice that the thresholds are "70" for yellow, and "161" for orange.
Well, the values at the top and bottom are in the high 130s/low 140s.
So they should be interpolated close to orange, not yellow. Therefore
the NativeExport.tif is correct, and the gdal_translate export is
incorrect.
I have also tried changing the thresholds, and as soon as I change the
orange threshold to be below the maximum actual value in the GRD
(let's say 144), the gdal_translate export shows the orange shades.
Good analysis. There was indeed a bug in the way the end of the color palette
is interpolated if the maximum z value is below a threshold of the color
scheme. See http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/ticket/4395 for the fix (a
simple typo)
So, it seems there might be a bug in gdal_translate where color values
are not interpolated correctly for thresholds that fall outside of the
range of actual values? Or is there a way to make gdal_translate
behave the way that I want with some different command line options?
Regards,
Mladen Gavrilovic
P.S. For convenience, here is a gallery with the TIFFs converted to
JPEG (difference is still obvious), and the color scheme:
http://smu.gs/vMEemF
P.P.S Version of GDAL is 1.8.1
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