>
> Actually, I don't want to modify the rasters at all, just the
> georeferencing information.
The libtiff utilities now include a utility called applygeo which can change
the georeferencing tags without rewriting the raster data.
Andrew
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You can use the -a_srs and/or -a_ullr options (depending if you're interested
in the SRS or the georeferenced coordinates) of gdal_translate to produce a
new GeoTIFF with overriden information.
Le Tuesday 05 May 2009 13:53:25 Andreas Neumann, vous avez écrit :
> Hi GDAL users/developers,
>
> Is
n writing files to be read by
> applications intolerant of unrecognised tags.
>
> There could be some better way...
>
> Regards,
>
> Benoît Andrieu
> b...@ixsea.com
> benoit.andr...@gmail.com
>
> - Original Message -----
> From: "Andreas Neumann"
>
Andreas N:
> Hi GDAL users/developers,
> Is it possible to overwrite georeferencing information of an existing
> geotiff [*] file?
Not sure that it will do the job but it might be interesting to have a
look at the utilities listgeo, geotifcp (part of geotiff-bin under
linux).
Kind regards, Nikos
ject: [gdal-dev] Overwriting Georeferencing Information of a GeoTIFF file
Hi GDAL users/developers,
Is it possible to overwrite georeferencing information of an existing
geotiff file? For some reasons, some of the files I received have
georeferencing information in Millimeters instead of Meters.
Hi GDAL users/developers,
Is it possible to overwrite georeferencing information of an existing
geotiff file? For some reasons, some of the files I received have
georeferencing information in Millimeters instead of Meters. All of my
data uses meters as units.
I thought that maybe it is possible t
