I have a drone image ( jpeg ) and there are some metadatas informations, for example: longitude and latitude.
I extracted these informations - center point of image.
My goal is try to georrefencing this file using the transformer RasterGeoreferencer:
Thanks,
Danilo
Best answer by danilo_fme
You'll need to know a bit more than just the center. Pixel size is very important too, as well as whether or not there is a rotation involved. Without these you're not going to be able to georeference it properly using the RasterGeoreferencer.
Thanks @redgeographics :)
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You'll need to know a bit more than just the center. Pixel size is very important too, as well as whether or not there is a rotation involved. Without these you're not going to be able to georeference it properly using the RasterGeoreferencer.
You'll need to know a bit more than just the center. Pixel size is very important too, as well as whether or not there is a rotation involved. Without these you're not going to be able to georeference it properly using the RasterGeoreferencer.
You'll need to know a bit more than just the center. Pixel size is very important too, as well as whether or not there is a rotation involved. Without these you're not going to be able to georeference it properly using the RasterGeoreferencer.
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