With in the context of of using the MapnikRasterize Transformer?
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How do yo verify that both a raster and vector features are all in the same projection and that they overlap?
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+2Add a reprojector to each one and set to read from feature and then define a projection. Then output to a visualizer to view them in the same projected space.
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Add a reprojector to each one and set to read from feature and then define a projection. Then output to a visualizer to view them in the same projected space.
I agree, as long as both datasets are already georeferenced. If a raster such as a PNG file does not have a world file, it may be necessary to georeference it first using e.g. the RasterGeoreferencer.