Dear MS Users
I have a set of rasters which I warped to epsg:3857 projection using
gdalwarp.
During the reprojecting the new raster had been rotated by small angle.
After that I created a tileindex shape file using gdaltindex and
configured layer:
LAYER
NAME "myname"
TILEINDEX
Hi,
Run gdalwarp with -tr and -tap http://www.gdal.org/gdalwarp.html. Usually it
helps.
-Jukka Rahkonen-
Bartlomiej Burkot wrote:
Dear MS Users
I have a set of rasters which I warped to epsg:3857 projection using gdalwarp.
During the reprojecting the new raster had been rotated by small angle
Hi,
Thanks Jakkua for your suggestion. I recreated the layer with the new
options in gdalwarp:
-tr 0.36 0.36 -tap
which are nearly similar to the output raster before the test.
Additionaly I didn't create pyramid overviews with gdaladdo as I did it
before.
The result is the same. There is st
Hello Bartlomiej,
Could you post the command you used for gdalwarp? Perhaps you need to set
one or more parameters (f.i. -r where you set the resampling method) to
process the areas that now result in NODATA.
The complete list of parameters can be found here:
http://www.gdal.org/gdalwarp.html
Hi,
The image "two_separate_files.png" reveals the reason. If you look at the seam
between the images the left side image and right side images do not share the
same common canvas (pixels are not placed into same common grid). The area that
you have marked as "000 nodata" has not received any i
