[FWTools] fileexport option
Frank Warmerdam
warmerdam at pobox.com
Mon Jan 17 11:17:52 EST 2011
On 11-01-16 11:54 PM, sethupathi balaji wrote:
> hi list
>
> Let me first extend my thanks for providing such a nice tools in FWtools 2.4.7
>
> I have bigtiff file of size 9 GB. I opened the file in fwtools and tried to
> export the tiff file in .pix format.
>
> i noticed a change of projection information when i exported tif to .pix as
> given below
>
> tif file parameters- UTM 43 N with WGS 84 & False easting is 500000 False
> northing is 0
>
> .pix parameters - UTM 43 S with WGS 84 & False easting is 500000 False
> northing is 10000000
>
> while other parameters like latitude of origin, central meridian, pixel size,
> origin remains the same
>
> what is the problem, i am using FWtools 2.4.7 for windows
>
>
> But when i work with images of size less than 2GB there is no such problem.
Balaji,
I skimmed the code and the logic to tranlate to PCI UTM coordinate
systems looks like:
else if( EQUAL(pszProjection, SRS_PT_TRANSVERSE_MERCATOR) )
{
int bNorth;
int nZone = GetUTMZone( &bNorth );
if( nZone != 0 )
{
CPLPrintStringFill( szProj, "UTM", 16 );
if( bNorth )
CPLPrintInt32( szProj + 5, nZone, 4 );
else
CPLPrintInt32( szProj + 5, -nZone, 4 );
}
This does not seem to have changed in recent memory.
/me tests translation...
Yikes, I was going to say it works fine for me, but I find exporting
a small UTM north file does, in at least some cases, get treated as a
UTM south file in the output. I have created a ticket for this problem:
http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/ticket/3913
I can't think of a convenient work around for you to use.
Best regards,
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