Hi Etienne,
Etienne Tourigny wrote:
> You should use gdalwarp only, no ned for gdal_merge.py.
Thanks for that. So noted.
> The order of input datasets is important, so in your case you should use
> gdalwarp south.tif north.tif merge.tif
>
> Plus you don't need a mask, the last input file wil
You should use gdalwarp only, no ned for gdal_merge.py.
The order of input datasets is important, so in your case you should use
gdalwarp south.tif north.tif merge.tif
Plus you don't need a mask, the last input file will override the first one.
Etienne
On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 4:09 PM, Gregory,
Hi all,
I don't think I'm understanding correctly how to use masking bands. My goal is
to create a mosaic between two adjacent rasters using mask bands on each raster
to define the valid data. As a test, I have two single band GeoTiffs
(north.tif and south.tif) that overlap by about 400 rows.
