Greetings All
Clearly I'm a newbie in this mattters.
Ok, each of my previously mentioned HDF5 files doesn't include GCP points...
Instead of that, pixel geographic position is given in two other HDF5 file
(one for latitude another for longitude). My question is, how can I
geoprocess and rectify th
Petro,
yes it is not surprising there's nothing specific in the doc of the HDF5
driver about what to do with GCPs as quite a few other drivers can also
return GCPs. You're probably interested by a generic tool such as gdalwarp to
rectify the image from the GCPs : see http://gdal.org/gdalwarp.ht
On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 1:00 PM, Pedro Roma wrote:
> Hi
> I have specified individual subdataset and I have run gdalinfo but it only
> writes in the terminal window it doesn't store in a specific file to be
> read.
Here a script how things could be done (contains some MODIS specialities):
http://
Hi
I have specified individual subdataset and I have run gdalinfo but it only
writes in the terminal window it doesn't store in a specific file to be
read.
As it says in that link: This driver is intended only for importing remote
sensing and geospatial datasets in form of raster image. There is n
Pedro,
You need to specify the individual subdataset of the hdf5 file to retrieve
the metadata. This page, http://www.gdal.org/frmt_hdf5.html , shows a way to
do it in gdalinfo. GRASS should be in similar lines.
On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 4:25 PM, Pedro Roma wrote:
> Greetings
>
> I'm a GRASS user
Greetings
I'm a GRASS user and I'm dealing with some difficulties with HDF5
import/translate. I'm using gdal_translate to import HDF5 files to GRASS but
I need to use GCP's information and coordinate system. My question is, using
GDAL tools how can I import/use GCP and coordinate systems that are
