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I had the same issue some months ago.

Use gdal_merge to generate a new file from the 3 independent rasters.

In OSGeo4W command line you can do this:

gdal_merge.bat -separate -of GTiff -o output.tif input1.tif input2.tif input3.tif 

In QGIS you can do the same with a GUI in the raster plugin "merge" tool.

Hope this helps.

I had the same issue some months ago.

Use gdal_merge to generate a new file from the 3 independent rasters.

In OSGeo4W command line you can do this:

gdal_merge.bat -separate -of GTiff -o output.tif input1.tif input2.tif input3.tif 

In QGIS you can do the same with a GUI in the raster plugin "merge" tool.

I had the same doubt some monts ago.

Use gdal_merge to generate a new file from the 3 independent rasters.

In OSGeo4W command line you can do this:

gdal_merge.bat -separate -of GTiff -o output.tif input1.tif input2.tif input3.tif 

In QGIS you can do the same with a GUI in the raster plugin "merge" tool.

Hope this helps, Vasco Nunes

I had the same issue some months ago.

Use gdal_merge to generate a new file from the 3 independent rasters.

In OSGeo4W command line you can do this:

gdal_merge.bat -separate -of GTiff -o output.tif input1.tif input2.tif input3.tif 

In QGIS you can do the same with a GUI in the raster plugin "merge" tool.

Hope this helps.

I had the same doubt some monts ago.

Use gdal_merge to generate a new file from the 3 independent rasters.

In OSGeo4W command line you can do this:

gdal_merge.bat -separate -of GTiff -o output.tif input1.tif input2.tif input3.tif

In QGIS you can do the same with a GUI in the raster plugin "merge" tool.

Hope this helps, Vasco Nunes

I had the same doubt some monts ago.

Use gdal_merge to generate a new file from the 3 independent rasters.

In OSGeo4W command line you can do this:

gdal_merge.bat -separate -of GTiff -o output.tif input1.tif input2.tif input3.tif 

In QGIS you can do the same with a GUI in the raster plugin "merge" tool.

Hope this helps, Vasco Nunes