ugh, sorry just realized my comment (sentence begins 'Further ...') about
"scaling" is completely irrelevant - you mean spatial and not data scaling.
Just ignore that one sentence.
Cheers, Mike
On Fri, Jan 6, 2023 at 10:36 AM Michael Sumner wrote:
> in short, warp will give you exactly the ta
in short, warp will give you exactly the target extent of a (possibly) new
grid specification in that -te subdivided by the -ts.
translate will give you approximately the extent provided to projwin, but
snapped to the source grid alignment at a particular zoom implied by the
projwin subdivided by
Hi folks!
We have a process that generates web mercator zoom levels by resampling
from the next higher up, from the original resolution down to zoom level 0.
Currently we do so with gdalwarp, but a team member realized that
gdal_translate is capable of the same, and at first glance is much faste
