I work in local coordinates resulting in a grid. Is there an easy way to
translate the grids X and Y coordinates, eg add 580,000 to X and add
5,840,000 to Y shift (which would then be a common EPSG)?
There are many options to hack this, eg edit an ERS file, but it would
be nice to be able to d
use a top-left corner origin. The ERS driver doesn't support
such convention. The workaround you can use is to output gdal_grid as
a TIFF (tmp.tif), then use "gdalwarp tmp.tif out.ers" to flip the
origin to a top-left one.
Even
Le 03/03/2021 à 22:55, Ron Palmer a écrit :
Look
out the ERS format if the person behind
it is willing to have a look at it.
Thanks,
Ron
On 17/02/2021 4:55 pm, Ron Palmer wrote:
I am having issues with outputting ers raster file from gdal_grid. I
import a csv as shape, then grid it and output as ers. The Y coords
are all negative as it is
I am having issues with outputting ers raster file from gdal_grid. I
import a csv as shape, then grid it and output as ers. The Y coords are
all negative as it is in fact a section I simply grid as a 2D raster.
Although the shape file plots as I expect it, the ers is flipped
upside-down, and hu
