All,
I am attempting to plot a base map with extents which are outside of the
figure using the following code:
#Map
lon_min = -101.5
lon_max = -94.5
lat_min = -32.5
lat_max = -27.5
m = Basemap(projection='aeqd',llcrnrlat=lat_min,urcrnrlat=lat_max,
llcrnrlon=lon_min,urcrnrlon=lon_max,lon_0=-97.7328,
lat_0=-30.0906,resolution=None, rsphere=(1737400.0,1737400.0))
#Read the input image
input_basemap = gdal.Open('Mare_Orientale_Volc_AzEqui.png')
input_band = input_basemap.GetRasterBand(1)
bmap = input_band.ReadAsArray()
#The bounds of the input image using gdalinfo
LL = (-204690.290, -162184.543)
UR = (200909.710, 176915.457)
I know that I need to use pcolormesh() to get my map visualized. I also
believe that I need to use the transform_scalar function to get from pixel
space to map projected space. My input image is not in Lat/Lon, but in
pixel space. Any suggestions on getting my image to display in projected
space?
Best,
Jay
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