Frank,
Thanks for that, I can confirm I get the same results with gdalwarp -rpc and
gdal raster reproject --to METHOD=RPC. I’ll create a doc ticket to preserve
this.
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Michael Smith
RSGIS Center – ERDC CRREL NH
US Army Corps
From: gdal-dev on behalf of Frank Warmerdam
via gdal-de
From Frank Wamerdam, the answer is to use --to METHOD=RPC.
And the pipeline would be:
gdal raster pipeline ! read /vsis3/file_P004.NTF ! reproject --to METHOD=RPC !
write /tmp/test2.gdalg.json --overwrite && gdal raster info -f text
/tmp/test2.gdalg.json
Mike
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Michael Smith
RSGIS Center
Michael,
If you were depending on -rpc to force use of the RPC method instead of
geotransforms for instance, it might be sufficient to pass -to METHOD=RPC
to things that take transformer options.
Best regards,
Frank
On Fri, Jul 18, 2025 at 11:39 AM Scott via gdal-dev <
gdal-dev@lists.osgeo.org>
Hey Mike,
For the -rpc option I *think* you can use the -to option in reproject.
Look at the documentation at the link under -to and read that. I *think*
what you're looking for is -to RPC_DEM=pathToDem .
For the pipeline command you can use a gdalg virtual file and "poor
mans" pipeline in b
All,
Is there an gdal raster reproject equivalent command to gdalwarp -rpc (which we
use for NITF files with RPC georeferencing information? Additionally, is there
a gdal pipeline way to use info as the last step rather than writing a file? I
would be very useful to be able to do
gdal rast
Hi Tom,
please file an issue at https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/issues with your
reproducer snippet
Even
Le 17/07/2025 à 02:28, Tom Moore a écrit :
Hi Evan
I seem to still be having problems closing datasets in Java resulting
in a JVM crash, using gdal-3-13-3_x64 downloaded from the GISInter
