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Greetings,<br>
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I recently made a rather large tile set using gdal2tiles.py in the following manner:<br>
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gdal2tiles.py -p geodetic -e -r near -z 20-21 source.tif destination/<br>
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This created tiles in the destination folder with a geodetic tile profile. Unfortunately, I cannot seem to get the MapProxy GLOBAL_GEODETIC grid to show these tiles, no matter how I tweak it.<br>
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In the past I made my tile sets with gdal2tiles' default mercator profile and the MapProxy GLOBAL_MERCATOR grid displayed those tiles just fine. The problem is, I need them in EPSG:4326, so I figure making them with the geodetic profile directly from gdal
would have been more efficient.<br>
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My question is, how do I get MapProxy to recognize tiles made with gdal2tiles' geodetic profile? I have checked the tile origin, double-checked the bounds, and verified the raw data in QGIS. Is gdal2tiles math wrong for this?<br>
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Steven D. Lander, Software Engineer
<div>Reinventing Geospatial, Inc</div>
<div>4035 Ridge Top Road, Suite 520</div>
<div>Fairfax, VA 22030</div>
<div>O: 703.272.3204 x2057</div>
<div>Steven.Lander@rgi-corp.com</div>
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