Hi all,
I am trying to get a reprojected image to jive with a geometry stored
in PostGIS, but
they won't overlay correctly, probably because I have done something
either newbie-ish
or just plain dumb. So now I am asking for help...
Basically, I want the tif with the corresponding .tfw here
$ ca
Frank Warmerdam pobox.com> writes:
> Try:
> gdalwarp -s_srs utm10n.prj -t_srs ESRI::spwasth.prj \
>-co "TFW=YES" ortho_imagery/ortho_1-1_1n_s_wa033_2009_1.tif foo.tif
>
> The ESRI:: prefix before the filename tells GDAL/OGR to convert from
> ESRI format into "normal" WKT.
So, as I said in m
Frank Warmerdam pobox.com> writes:
> Fork,
>
> The problem is that you have used an ESRI style file directly under the
> mistaken impression that it is compatible with GDAL/OGR. ESRI uses a
> variation of the the WKT coordinate system format.
>
> Try:
> gdalwarp -s
Frank Warmerdam pobox.com> writes:
> Dear ForkAndWait,
>
> I suspect you have a left over foo.tif and/or foo.tfw from previous
> attempts. gdalwarp will not create a new output file if the output
> file already exists. Otherwise your procedure seems quite reasonable.
Well, I reran, and I am (
Hi good people. FMIA -- "forgive me in advance" for the following newbie
question
I am unable to figure how to reproject a raster file from UTM10 to Stateplane
WAshington South from the command line.
Here is what I do: I downloaded the most recent NAIP imagery in a sid file,
opened the Liza
