Hello,
While transforming point coordinates from lat/lon to a specified
projection, I keep running into errors while trying to use some
projections. The line generating the error reads:
transform = osr.CoordinateTransformation(srs_in, srs_out)
For example, when defining "+proj=webmerc +datum=WGS84
Hello,
The following snippet works fine
# epsg = 54030
epsg = 4326
srs = osr.SpatialReference()
srs.ImportFromEPSG(epsg)
However, and when I switch epsg to 54030 (which I believe it's the value
for the Robinson projection), it generates the error:
File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/osgeo/osr.py"
Please disregard this thread as the error is caused by dx and dy are equal
to zero (still need to check why the coordinates are resulting in these
values).
afernandez via gdal-dev wrote:
Hello,
I've upgraded QGIS from v3.30 to v3.34. However, and when plotting the same
raster layer, it i
Hello,
Please disregard my previous email (dx and dy are zeros). I apologize for
sending it in a rush as it clearly is bound to fail when dx & dy =0.
Sorry about it.
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Hello,
I've upgraded QGIS from v3.30 to v3.34. However, and when plotting the same
raster layer, it is now generating the error:
GDAL ERROR 1: Cannot invert geotransform
The geotransform value is (0.0, -3.88...e-11, 0, -6.402...e-10, 0, -0.0).
QGIS is listing the GDAL version as 3.4.1, which is al
