Seb wrote:
I figured one can use 'gdalwarp' to bring them to the current location:
eval $(g.region -g)
gdalwarp -s_srs 'EPSG:4326' -t_srs="$(g.proj -wf)" -te $w $s $e $n
$GISDBASE/wms_download/wms_global_mosaic_nc__0.geotiff ~/tmp/test.tifand then one could 'r.in.gdal' them into the location for r.patch'ing,
but this doesn't seem right because 'gdalwarp' took several minutes to
run and the output file was ballooning beyond 2 Gb, when the source file
is only 4 Mb. I can't see what's wrong with this.
don't use -te, let it naturally decide how big the reprojected map will be.
Hamish