Hi,
I have 4 adjacent hdf images that need to be tiled together. As far a I know, I could use i.image.mosaic, but only the first image is visible in the final result (the rest of the space is filled with black color). I understood that the pixels in the second image take values starting from the max.value in the first image, and so on. Maybe this is the problem why the 3/4 of the image is black?
Do you know what am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Danut
I have 4 adjacent hdf images that need to be tiled together.
maybe use a gdal virtual dataset [1] [2] including all your tiles a and
import (r.in.gdal)/link (r.external) to this virtual dataset?
[1] http://www.gdal.org/gdal_vrttut.html
[2] http://www.gdal.org/gdalbuildvrt.html
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Helmut
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Hi Danut,
I think the tool you’re looking for is r.patch. It patches together spatially discontigious rasters.
Best,
Daniel
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2012/6/27 Danut Mihon <danut_mihon@yahoo.com>
Hi,
I have 4 adjacent hdf images that need to be tiled together. As far a I know, I could use i.image.mosaic, but only the first image is visible in the final result (the rest of the space is filled with black color). I understood that the pixels in the second image take values starting from the max.value in the first image, and so on. Maybe this is the problem why the 3/4 of the image is black?
Do you know what am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Danut
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