Hi Carlos:
On 9/25/21 9:16 PM, Carlos Henrique
Grohmann de Carvalho wrote:
I don't think that is correct. r.in.gdal is one of the (very few) raster modules that does NOT honor the current region settings. You can import a raster from "anywhere", but then, as always, you must set the current region to match that raster for further analysis.
What's more, in your previous post you mentioned that r.import "overrides region settings". IMHO this is also not correct. r.import will reproject an input dataset to current Location's coordinate system, if necessary. Regarding the region settings, by default with the extent parameter left at "input", the whole input raster will be imported. If you set the the extent parameter to "region" then only that subset of the input raster that falls in the current region will be imported. But in both cases, the current region is not altered.
Best, Micha
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