Frank,
I have been working on this issue for some time and the driver has a quirky
way of handling spatial reference parameters. If a tag is not present, the
netCDFDataset::FetchCopyParms() function returns a default value.
Currently, those default values are all specified as 0.0. Because of
Kyle Shannon wrote:
Frank,
I have been working on this issue for some time and the driver has a
quirky way of handling spatial reference parameters. If a tag is not
present, the netCDFDataset::FetchCopyParms() function returns a default
value. Currently, those default values are all
Frank,
I would hold off on that patch for a little bit, I just found an issue.
I also just replied to the other patch I submitted in trac.
kss
# ===
Kyle Shannon
Physical Science Technician
RMRS Fire Sciences Lab
Fire, Fuels Smoke - RWU 4405
5775 Highway 10 W.
Missoula, MT 59808
I am downloading a netcdf file from a thredds data server. It contains 4
grib datasets of weather data. When I run gdalinfo on one of these
subdatasets, the standard parallels in the netCDF metadata (marked by
astrisks) differs from the standard parallels in the reported Coordinate
system:
ncdump -h reports the same correct standard parallels (25) whereas
Coordinate System reports 0 for both standard parallels. It appears the
projection is a Lambert Conformal Conic with 2 standard parallels, but they
are the same effectively making it a lcc with 1 standard parallel.
#
Kyle Shannon wrote:
I am downloading a netcdf file from a thredds data server. It contains
4 grib datasets of weather data. When I run gdalinfo on one of these
subdatasets, the standard parallels in the netCDF metadata (marked by
astrisks) differs from the standard parallels in the reported
After a little digging, it appears that the netCDF driver does not support
the tag:
Lambert_Conformal:standard_parallel
it supports:
Lambert_Conformal:standard_parallel_1
and:
Lambert_Conformal:standard_parallel_2
I am not sure if the tag is out of specification, or if the driver needs to
be
Kyle Shannon wrote:
After a little digging, it appears that the netCDF driver does not
support the tag:
Lambert_Conformal:standard_parallel
it supports:
Lambert_Conformal:standard_parallel_1
and:
Lambert_Conformal:standard_parallel_2
I am not sure if the tag is out of specification, or if
