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I know that this question might be confusing, so I'll try my best to explain it.
I have a shapefile that I will be using to clip my raster:
This is my shapefile (whole island of Palawan, Philippines):
And this is my input raster to be clipped/extracted:
Now using gdalwarp, my result looks like this:
My question is, can I produce an output where its extent is based on the input raster only (and its partial shpfile extent) and does not include the whole shapefile?
This is the ouput raster extent that I want to have (as covered by green bounding box).
qgis gdal clip
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I know that this question might be confusing, so I'll try my best to explain it.
I have a shapefile that I will be using to clip my raster:
This is my shapefile (whole island of Palawan, Philippines):
And this is my input raster to be clipped/extracted:
Now using gdalwarp, my result looks like this:
My question is, can I produce an output where its extent is based on the input raster only (and its partial shpfile extent) and does not include the whole shapefile?
This is the ouput raster extent that I want to have (as covered by green bounding box).
qgis gdal clip
add a comment |
I know that this question might be confusing, so I'll try my best to explain it.
I have a shapefile that I will be using to clip my raster:
This is my shapefile (whole island of Palawan, Philippines):
And this is my input raster to be clipped/extracted:
Now using gdalwarp, my result looks like this:
My question is, can I produce an output where its extent is based on the input raster only (and its partial shpfile extent) and does not include the whole shapefile?
This is the ouput raster extent that I want to have (as covered by green bounding box).
qgis gdal clip
I know that this question might be confusing, so I'll try my best to explain it.
I have a shapefile that I will be using to clip my raster:
This is my shapefile (whole island of Palawan, Philippines):
And this is my input raster to be clipped/extracted:
Now using gdalwarp, my result looks like this:
My question is, can I produce an output where its extent is based on the input raster only (and its partial shpfile extent) and does not include the whole shapefile?
This is the ouput raster extent that I want to have (as covered by green bounding box).
qgis gdal clip
qgis gdal clip
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