Or maybe my whole process is not correct?
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I have a CAD which contains the height contour lines (no coordination system included). I want to create an esri ASCII grid. Till now I have made this grid by NumericRaster and the next step is to project, or rescale if necessary, the raster to the right location. How can I do that?
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If both source and destination coordinate systems are known, you can use the Reprojector to project the raster.
If the coordinate system is unknown but you know the correct extent and location that the raster should be fit, consider using the AffineWarper.
By the conditions, it may also be worth to explore other transformers. e.g. the RubberSheeter, the Affiner, or a combination of the Scaler and the Offsetter.
Takashi
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Hi,
If both source and destination coordinate systems are known, you can use the Reprojector to project the raster.
If the coordinate system is unknown but you know the correct extent and location that the raster should be fit, consider using the AffineWarper.
By the conditions, it may also be worth to explore other transformers. e.g. the RubberSheeter, the Affiner, or a combination of the Scaler and the Offsetter.
Takashi
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