Hi,
you need to know your data spatial resolution and the pixel coordinates
corresponding to (Easting,Northing).
If GDAL cannot read the .emf file, try using ImageMagick:
convert image.emf my_raster.png
Then, you might try to create a worldfile my_raster.wld (See [0]).
The attached example is
Even, Piero,
thank you very much for your detailed answers !
Adrien
Le 30/06/2015 08:41, Piero Campalani a écrit :
Adrien,
OGC in its GML standard document -- of course in line with ISO --
recommends that:/
"When a grid point is used to represent a sample space (e.g. image
pixel), the grid
Dear list,
opening 2 rasters with different resolutions i noticed a shift.
Asking our imagery provider, i was told the origin coordinates they
store in image header (JP2 files) are those of the top left pixel center.
GDAL reads origin coordinates as the top left pixel top left corner
coordin
Dear list,
i don't really know where to ask this, please forgive me if it's off topic.
Using the GDAL API, preferably the Python one, i'd like to find and open
every raster or vector GDAL supported datasource under a directory.
Is there any existing easy way to achieve this?
My goal is to perf
