Hi,
I've encountered a discrepancy in the outputs of GDAL and arcpy. While
using gdalinfo on an arcGrid file with a user-defined projection, the
reported latitude and longitude of natural origin and False easting seems
to be incorrect. However, when accessing the same file with arcpy and
examining
of gdalinfo on the output file generate by ArcPy
>>>
>>> - how you define the target projection in ArcPy
>>>
>>> - the output of gdalinfo on the output file generate by GDAL
>>>
>>> - links to all the above files
>>>
>>> - th
cPy
>>
>> - the output of gdalinfo on the output file generate by GDAL
>>
>> - links to all the above files
>>
>> - the GDAL version you use
>>
>>
>> Totally blind guess: try to add "+towgs84=0,0,0 " in your -t_srs PROJ
>> string, to
fts, PROJ will consider that longitude,latitude coordinates of the
> geographic CRS underlying the source and target CRS is the same.
>
> Even
> Le 29/04/2024 à 14:57, Liyuneh Gebre via gdal-dev a écrit :
>
> Dear all,
> I am requesting again if you kind have some responds or di
Dear all,
I am requesting again if you kind have some responds or direction, thank you
I have difficulties in accurately reprojecting a raster file to a
user-defined projection.
I used the following commands in gdal while the output is not similar to
arcpy results. kindly offer your guidance to ac
Dear all,
I have difficulties in accurately reprojecting a raster file to a
user-defined projection.
I used the following commands in gdal while the output is not similar to
arcpy results. kindly offer your guidance to achieve the same result. The
arcpy uses custom transformation and then reproje
