Hello ​@pabloolivaresm 

RasterResampler is the transformer that aloud you to resample a raster. If you want to align with the another raster you should have the same tiles (dimensions and perimeter).

Hi ​@pabloolivaresm, you can use the RasterMosaicker to match an image’s resolution and alignment to a baseline image using the following process:

The RasterMosaicker sets the resolution and alignment by the first image it receives, so the Sorter ensures that the baseline is received first. The image to be adjusted is then added to this mosaic, then it’s boundary is used to clip the resulting image back to the original size. 

Hi ​@pabloolivaresm, you can use the RasterMosaicker to match an image’s resolution and alignment to a baseline image using the following process:

The RasterMosaicker sets the resolution and alignment by the first image it receives, so the Sorter ensures that the baseline is received first. The image to be adjusted is then added to this mosaic, then it’s boundary is used to clip the resulting image back to the original size. 

Hi ​@daveatsafe I tried with this process but I get the pixel values from the reference raster. Maybe it’s the transformer settings that’s not correctly set

Please try setting ‘Nodata Overwrites Data’ in the RasterMosaicker to ‘Yes’

I tryed with this setting but I still get the values from reference raster. With ArcGIS and QGIS I was able to do it. Thanks anyway! ​@daveatsafe  

Try using an Offsetter to move the reference image 1000 meters away before the mosaicking. This should ensure that the clipping step keeps only the adjusted image.