Hi,
Others are responding to your question with methods and tools. I will just
state that your question is absolutely valid and is not often looked at
carefully by researchers.
The question is “how do I resample my data and conserve the best possible
integrity of this data?” That will
You
don't necessarily need the Processing Toolbox. You can run the
tool in a command shell. If you're on Windows, open the OSGeo
shell, and type 'gdal_translate --help' to get a summary of
the options.
If you
want to use the
Hi, excuse the ignorance, how can I use the grdal translate tools from the
processing toolbox? Thank you
Carlos
El vie, 24 jun 2022 a las 7:17, Zoltán Siki () escribió:
> you can used grdal translate from the processing toolbox. You have to add
> additional command line parameters, for
you can used grdal translate from the processing toolbox. You have to add
additional command line parameters, for example -outtsize 50% 50% to make
pixel double size alternatively you can also use -tr switch to define the
output pixel size e.g. -tr 1.0 1.0 to change the resolution to 1
On 23/06/2022 21:51, carlos h via
Qgis-user wrote:
Hello, I have an NDVI image that has a pixel of 4 centimeters,
that is, 16 square centimeters.
I have 2 doubts:
1. What method can I use to
Hello, I have an NDVI image that has a pixel of 4 centimeters, that is, 16
square centimeters.
I have 2 doubts:
1. What method can I use to generalize the NDVI image to 1 square meter in
pixel size?
2. When generalizing the NDVI image to 1 square meter per pixel, what value
does that new pixel
