I have a projection with the g.region -p
projection: 3 (Latitude-Longitude)
zone: 0
datum: nad83
ellipsoid: grs80
north: 38:30N
south: 35N
west: 107:30W
east: 104W
nsres: 0:00:01
ewres: 0:00:01
rows: 12600
cols: 12600
cells: 158760000
I have already imported DEM data from seamless.usgs.gov. I am currently trying to import a converted tiff from netcdf file into my mapset. When I use r.in.gdal I use flags -o and -e to use the current mapset. It gives me the warnings
Over-riding projection check.
G_set_window(): Illegal latitude for North
The north, south, east, and west coordinates are different in the tiff file, but why wont the file just use the override and import into my mapset?
Aaron
I have a projection with the g.region -p
projection: 3 (Latitude-Longitude)
zone: 0
datum: nad83
ellipsoid: grs80
north: 38:30N
south: 35N
west: 107:30W
east: 104W
nsres: 0:00:01
ewres: 0:00:01
rows: 12600
cols: 12600
cells: 158760000
I have already imported DEM data from seamless.usgs.gov. I am
currently trying to import a converted tiff from netcdf file into my
mapset. When I use r.in.gdal I use flags -o and -e to use the current
mapset. It gives me the warnings
Over-riding projection check.
G_set_window(): Illegal latitude for North
The north, south, east, and west coordinates are different in the tiff
file, but why wont the file just use the override and import into my
mapset?
what does gdalinfo say about the spatial extent of the netcdf file?
Probably some number > 90.
Load that into a new location (r.in.gdal location=) then use r.proj to
pull the map back into your lat/lon location from the projected
location.
If the netcdf file has no spatial info, you need to use one of the
georeferencing tools to line it up by hand or make a new location
manually if the projection parameters are known from some other source.