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<DIV class=RTE> I have an image that is not square due to projection into lat/long. I need to cut that image into square tiles without changing the resolution. For example if I specify a certain width of tile that fits exactly accross the width of the parent non-rectangular image it will obviously not fit along the height of the image, there will be some region of the last tile row that would be outside the parent image boundary. I would like to know whether there is a relatively simple way to fill these last row tiles with the remaining data from the parent image and therest of those tiles with black color (same as no data value?). I would rather not get into the low level image i/o such as RasterIO due to time limits and utilize code from the already written utilities. If anyone can suggest another way of cutting a
non-square image into square images with the same resolution I would really like to know about it :-).</DIV>
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<DIV class=RTE> Thank you.</DIV>
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<DIV class=RTE> Ilya.</DIV>
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