I think you may of answered your own question? The image provided by uDig is
a rendered image; it may of been processed a bit prior to you getting it. As
an example the values may represent a measurement; rather than simply RGB
values...

We may need to take your example to the geoTools list; do you mind trying
with the GeoTools GeoTIFF reader and seeing what you get?
Jody

2009/2/17 Pasquale Paola <[email protected]>

>  and I obtain the correct values for example 4.0
>
> When I change the raster image read on filesystem, with the rendered image
> obtained by udig raster layer, I obtain different values. For example in the
> pixel with value 4.0 I found 1.512366E38.
> Where is the problem?
> How can I solve it?
>
> Cheers
> Pasquale Paola
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