Bailey,
It seems like you don't need geometric transformation of your images. We can
see that your input is called reprojected. You just need to re-scale it,
interpolating/filling it up with pixels values based on cubic method.
You can do that with gdal_translate -tr or -outsize parameters.
Do you have any idea on how will I batch process gdalwarp these HDF5 files?
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Hello,
I am having issues using gdalwarp to resample climate data to a finer
resolution. Each climate raster has been clipped to the extent of Alaska, and
contain >300 layers (1 for every month from 1979-2010). The current resolution
of the rasters is >1000 km and they need to be resample to ar
Ahem, I think this is the original tutorial intended by Trent:
https://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/UserDocs/RasterProcTutorial
See lower down under "Virtual files".
(The other page was specific to another project, now defunct - though it
did source from this original GDAL tutorial)
Cheers, Mike.
Jesse,
The problem with warping is that you might incur resampling. Here is an
older thread, no longer exists beside in the wayback machine, which
explains how you can swap sides using pixel tricks in a VRT header
(pointing to your original data).
https://web.archive.org/web/20130618003511/http:
Hi again,
I'm interested in trying to use the "Script-level Access via GDAL" guidance
on the NASA "GIBS API for Developers" page:
https://wiki.earthdata.nasa.gov/display/GIBS/GIBS+API+for+Developers
The layer I'm interested in is "ASTER_GDEM_Color_Index" which is elevation
data.
The site contai
Hi!
I'm processing some global GRIB2/netCDF data which have East-West
coordinates of 0-360 degrees. I need to have the output data on typical
-180, 180 range to process them later with some other data. When I reproject
them to WGS84 and convert to GeoTiff, the output is still 0-360.
I found that
