I am pretty new with FME and I love it.
There is so many testers and transformers that I am a bit lost sometimes.
Anybody has an idea how to clip a raster 100 meters outside the boundaries of a polygon ?
Thank you :)
Mathieu.
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Clip larger than the boundaries
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Best answer by jdh
Add a Bufferer (or GeographicBuffer if your data is in lat/long) to the polygon prior to sending it to the Clipper.
Polygon -> Bufferer -> Clipper (clipper)
Raster -> Clipper (clippee)
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Add a Bufferer (or GeographicBuffer if your data is in lat/long) to the polygon prior to sending it to the Clipper.
Polygon -> Bufferer -> Clipper (clipper)
Raster -> Clipper (clippee)
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Amazing @jdh ! Exactly what I was looking for !
Thank you !
I often use a boundingBoxReplacer between the bufferer and the clipper, so the corners of the rasters are not rounded off to NoData.
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I often use a boundingBoxReplacer between the bufferer and the clipper, so the corners of the rasters are not rounded off to NoData.
Very good suggestion ! I like it very much !
Thanks again !