[gdal-dev] Gdal_Translate Geotransform error
Andrew de Klerk
andrew.deklerk at gmail.com
Mon Dec 3 03:05:32 EST 2007
Hi All
I have done some searching to try solve my problem, but have been
unsuccessful. I am relatively new to gdal, but not new to GIS. I apologise
if my question's are basics..but an answer would help me significantly. I am
running the latest build of Gdal for windows (1.43), and using the
pre-compiled binaries. So here is my primary and secondary question:
I have a tif file which i want to clip at certain coordinates, so I call the
following command:
"gdal_translate -projwin 16.25 -28.5 16.5 -28.75
H:\1_50000_April2007\2816\2816CB_2003_ED2_GEO.TIF 2816cb.tif"
On running this i get the following error:
"Input file size is 8267, 10629
The -projwin option was used, but the geotransform is
rotated. This configuration is not supported."
I have checked my input images and coordinates passed through with projwin,
and all seem fine. Gdalinfo of the files reveals the following coordinate
information:
Upper Left ( 16.1928674, -28.4559735) ( 16d11'34.32"E, 28d27'21.50"S)
Lower Left ( 16.1904570, -28.8619556) ( 16d11'25.65"E, 28d51'43.04"S)
Upper Right ( 16.5508568, -28.4576272) ( 16d33'3.08"E, 28d27'27.46"S)
Lower Right ( 16.5484465, -28.8636093) ( 16d32'54.41"E, 28d51'48.99"S)
Center ( 16.3706569, -28.6597914) ( 16d22'14.36"E, 28d39'35.25"S)
So my question is...what do I do to correct the error. I see no related
messages between gdal_translate and geotransform. Do I need to do some
programming to solve this problem? I shouldn't think so, as what I am doing
is pretty basic.
Second/third question is..if i do a straight translate to geotiff, my output
image is 85Mb, while my input is only 6Mb (also tif, but with LZW
compression) - how do I force LZW or export a file of the same size, or
smaller, as the original?. I tried ECW but i received a "no support"
message. Is ECW supported?
Sorry for the long winded message, but i need to resolve this to do in Gdal.
If it were just one image, I would use other GIS packages, but I have 2000
odd images to do and need to batch them
Thanks
Andrew
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