Reprojection of rasters
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We use the gdalTools plugin for a comfortable reprojection of raster files to any supported | We use the gdalTools plugin for a comfortable reprojection of raster files to any supported | ||
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| − | # Under {{mitem|text=Plugin → Plugin Manager}} enable the checkbox of the {{typed|text=gdalTools}} plugin. | + | # Under {{mitem|text=Plugin → Plugin Manager}} enable the checkbox of the {{typed|text=gdalTools}} [[plugins|plugin]]. |
# With {{mitem|text=Raster → Warp}} select the input file ''\geodata\etm62_utm.tif'' | # With {{mitem|text=Raster → Warp}} select the input file ''\geodata\etm62_utm.tif'' | ||
# Select the output file ''\geodata\etm62_gk3.tif'' | # Select the output file ''\geodata\etm62_gk3.tif'' | ||
Revision as of 15:02, 30 November 2010
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Using the Warp utility of Gdaltools plugin
We use the gdalTools plugin for a comfortable reprojection of raster files to any supported projection.
- Under Plugin → Plugin Manager enable the checkbox of the gdalTools plugin.
- With Raster → Warp select the input file \geodata\etm62_utm.tif
- Select the output file \geodata\etm62_gk3.tif
- Source SRS is WGS84 / UTM zone 32N. EPSG: 32632
- Target SRS is DHDN / Gauss-Kruger Zone 3. EPSG: 31467
- Enable “Load into canvas when finished”. Click OK
