I am using the gdal warp (reproject) processing algorithm in 2.18.9 with the 'Set georeferenced extents of output file' option, eg. the -te command line switch.
I am warping from unprojected to UTM coordinates. Here is a correctly constructed console call gdalwarp -ot Float32 -t_srs EPSG:32611 -r near -of GTiff -te 222749.290374 3763741.53271 317609.171896 3877346.18124 -co COMPRESS=DEFLATE -co PREDICTOR=1 -co ZLEVEL=6 -wo OPTIMIZE_SIZE=TRUE C:\Users\andreas\Documents\x3d\n35w120\grdn35w120_clipped_600x700.tif "[temporary file]" (Sometimes the shown console command does not seem to get updated properly, but the executed command seems to be always correct) When I now 'Run' the algo, there is this warning: 'Extent parameters must use the same CRS as the input layers. Your input layers do not have the same extent as the project, so the extent might be in a wrong CRS if you have selected it from the canvas.' The project crs is the warp destination crs (UTM). The warning is misleading since gdalwarp by default will use the _target_ crs: *-te* *xmin ymin xmax ymax*:set georeferenced extents of output file to be created (in target SRS by default, or in the SRS specified with -te_srs) Furthermore, the extent parameters can be in any srs if the -te_srs option is used. So to me the warning is quite irritating. Additionally, I am using the algorithm in a model where I know the inputs for the extents are correct. Is there a way to silence these wanrings in models ? THanks, Andreas
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