I am new to Qgis. I have an .flt (floating point raster) file and an associated .hdr file. I can import the .flt image file into Qgis (using Add raster layer), and the image displays correctly. But how do I geolocate this image using the associated .hdr file? In other words, how do I make Qgis use the .hdr file to let me know the lat/lon of each pixel on the display?
Note: The .hdr file is like this: geo points = { 1, 1, -40.212464, 146.355212, 1, 2590, -44.006326, 145.100364, 1024, 2590, -44.252673, 146.901021, 1024, 1, -40.442148, 148.049722} So I want Qgis to use this .hdr information to geolocate the image. I have searched various info about using .flt images and geolocation but can't find anything. Appreciate any help. Thanks -- Gary Quinn Chief Engineer ESS Weathertech www.essweather.com 141 Palmer Street, Richmond VIC 3121 AUSTRALIA T +61 3 8420 8999 M +61 (0)418 307 118 Skype ess-gary.quinn
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