Anton,
you can get the extents of the modis swath file from the metadata.
you have to use the the geolocation arrays to create a grid from the
swath file. the further left and right from the center of the image the
more area the single pixel in the swath file covers. also modis is a
pushbroom sen
Dear Brian,
thank you very much for your reply!
The '-geoloc' switch does produce the error about points failing to
transform but the principal limitation is that I cannot use the '-te'
switch because I cannot know the extent in advance.
My task is to overlay one image (either projected like
Anton
EOS_SWATH has 2 geolocation arrays, you might try the -geoloc switch to
gdalwarp, otherwise it creates a handfull of gcps from the arrays, if
you get a error about points failing to transform, set the output extent
with the -te switch.
also you could try the swath2grid application in
https:
Hello everyone!
Some time ago I've asked about problems with gdalwarp (the e-mails
below). I tried to utilize Python binding instead but got the same
results. This brief script overlays the Europe map (GeoTIFF with
geotransform) onto a MERIS images (PDS file with GCPs). But the result
looks
