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Hello everyone,

 

So I have 4 georeferenced JPG images that I need to paste together. I wanted to use the RasterMosaicker to do this, but it seems like FME is not picking up the georeferenced data behind the images. The 4 JPG's should lay nicely next to the other, but instead they lay on top of each other.

I have tried a few things but I don't know how to fix it. I already told the Reader which coordinate system the images were georeferenced in. I tried different types of readers as well.

I'm just trying to paste these images together without the color changing. When I tried to paste them together using the Mosaic to New Raster tool in ArcGIS Pro, the color of the map changed to a lighter shade. The color is very important since I use the color of the images to classify it later using Supervised Classification.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Thank you in advance!

 

Edit: I have added two of the images in a zip folder. The folder contains the images and also the information that was created when georeferencing. For anyone wondering: the names are in Dutch :)

Hi @ev2019,

Can you share 2 of the images so that ppl can try a solution?

Hi @ev2019,

Can you share 2 of the images so that ppl can try a solution?

Of course! Thank you for taking a look :)

Of course! Thank you for taking a look :)

Hoi @ev2019,

After carefully looking at the world files provided, the solution was quite simple.

Apparently FME does not recognize the jgwx extension but if you rename it to jgw, then the rasters are read correctly and you can mozaik them.

Hope this helps,

Groet,

Itay

 

 

Hi @ev2019,

Can you share 2 of the images so that ppl can try a solution?

Wow who knew it would be so simple! Thank you so much for your help! It is very much appreciated :)

Wow who knew it would be so simple! Thank you so much for your help! It is very much appreciated :)

graag gedaan

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