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Thread: RE: Geotiff problem with "small" images???
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2008-07-23 13:20:46 |
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| Duncan,
both images in ArcMap located at the same upper-left
corner and rotated
around it about 45 degrees clockwise:
Is it location you are expecting? Looks fine for
me.
Did mention that both images have 0
resolution:
Image
width=1360, length=1024 (1392640 pixels) resolution: 0.00/0.00
pixels/inch scan line
size =4080 bits/sample =8 photometric RGB color
model samples/pixel =3 compression JPEG DCT
compression
Somebody on dev list might give you more
insights.
Happy programming!
Gennady
Hi I'm new to the world of geotiff and I'm running in to
a problem when generating small area coverage geotiffs
I'm collecting
images using a robotic submarine (an AUV) and want to use geotiff to locate
these images for use in a GIS etc. Typical footprint for the images is 1m x
1.5m
If I write the geotiff tags using the correct size then the image
appears badly distorted when viewed in openev and in arcgis. If however I
keep everything else the same and pretend that the image is 1Km x 1.5Km the
image will appear undistorted.
Has anyone come across this issue
before, is there some fundamental lower limit on the image size that I've not
picked up on? Or can someone tell me how to search the mailing list archives
for similar issues?
Example images are available at. http://www-personal.acfr.usyd.edu.au/d.mercer/geotiff Large
image appears ok, but oversized. Small image is distorted (at least in
openev. I haven't been able to check this one in arcgis but I have seen the
issue with other images I have generated in the
past)
FYI. I am using libgeotiff and writing the following
geotags...
TIFFSetField(tif_ptr, TIFFTAG_GEOTRANSMATRIX, 16,
position.transform);
GTIFKeySet(gtif_ptr, GTModelTypeGeoKey,
TYPE_SHORT, 1, ModelTypeProjected); GTIFKeySet(gtif_ptr,
GTRasterTypeGeoKey, TYPE_SHORT, 1, RasterPixelIsArea);
GTIFKeySet(gtif_ptr, ProjectedCSTypeGeoKey, TYPE_SHORT, 1, utm_zone);
GTIFKeySet(gtif_ptr, PCSCitationGeoKey, TYPE_ASCII, PCS_Zone.str().length(),
PCS_Zone.str().c_str());
Any help or suggestions gratefully
received. Best regards Duncan
-- Dr Duncan
Mercer Australian Centre for Field Robotics The Rose Street Building,
J04 The University of Sydney. 2006 NSW, Australia Tel: +61 (0) 2 9036
7178 Fax: +61 (0) 2 9351 7474 |
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