> As Oliver as said, this is made with the RasterIO function, I think with
> the
> nPixelSpace parameter. But what is the relation between the parameters
> nPixelSpace to pass to the the RasterIO function, and the
> adfGeoTransform[]
> of the two maps?
Hi Michele
The trick is to define a common
Hi,
thanks for your replies.
Suppose that in my application the region is empty, there are not maps
loaded.
The user opens a map with a its own resolution; now the region is the whole
map.
Then the user opens another map with resolution different from the previous
one.
In order to represent simu
On Thursday, 18. September 2008 17:32:36 Michele Sanges wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> what is the best way to represent two raster images with different
> resolution?
> In other words, how do I calculate the offset respect to the upper left
> corner of the region that includes both the images?
> Is there
On 9/18/08, Michele Sanges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> what is the best way to represent two raster images with different
> resolution?
> In other words, how do I calculate the offset respect to the upper left
> corner of the region that includes both the images?
> Is there a code
Hello all,
what is the best way to represent two raster images with different
resolution?
In other words, how do I calculate the offset respect to the upper left
corner of the region that includes both the images?
Is there a code example?
Thanks.
Michele Sanges
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