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How to convert Converting PNG files to GeoTIFF using Python

I have a big set of PNG files and EPSG:3006 coordinates of the edges of each file. (actually the coordinates of the edges are given in the file name, like this: 'image_666751_7023263_667007_7023519.png''image_666751_7023263_667007_7023519.png', so 666751, 7023263, 667007, 7023519 are the boundaries of the this image in EPSG:3006 )

How can I convert those PNG files to GeoTIFF files using Python so the TIFF files would contain the geo metadata. I guess it can be done with Rasterio lib, but I'm not sure how exactly.

How to convert PNG files to GeoTIFF using Python

I have a big set of PNG files and EPSG:3006 coordinates of the edges of each file. (actually the coordinates of the edges are given in the file name, like this: 'image_666751_7023263_667007_7023519.png', so 666751, 7023263, 667007, 7023519 are the boundaries of the this image in EPSG:3006 )

How can I convert those PNG files to GeoTIFF files using Python so the TIFF files would contain the geo metadata. I guess it can be done with Rasterio lib, but I'm not sure how exactly.

Converting PNG files to GeoTIFF using Python

I have a big set of PNG files and EPSG:3006 coordinates of the edges of each file. (actually the coordinates of the edges are given in the file name, like this: 'image_666751_7023263_667007_7023519.png', so 666751, 7023263, 667007, 7023519 are the boundaries of the this image in EPSG:3006 )

How can I convert those PNG files to GeoTIFF files using Python so the TIFF files would contain the geo metadata. I guess it can be done with Rasterio lib, but I'm not sure how exactly.

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How to convert pngPNG files to geotiffGeoTIFF using pythonPython

I have a big set of pngPNG files and EPSG:3006 coordinates of the edges of each file. (actually the coordinates of the edges are given in the file name, like this: 'image_666751_7023263_667007_7023519.png', so 666751, 7023263, 667007, 7023519 are the boundaries of the this image in EPSG:3006 )

How can I convert those pngPNG files to geotiffGeoTIFF files using Python so the tiffTIFF files would contain the geo metadata. I guess it can be done with Rasterio lib, but I'm not sure how exactly.

How to convert png files to geotiff using python

I have a big set of png files and EPSG:3006 coordinates of the edges of each file. (actually the coordinates of the edges are given in the file name, like this: 'image_666751_7023263_667007_7023519.png', so 666751, 7023263, 667007, 7023519 are the boundaries of the this image in EPSG:3006 )

How can I convert those png files to geotiff files using Python so the tiff files would contain the geo metadata. I guess it can be done with Rasterio lib, but I'm not sure how exactly.

How to convert PNG files to GeoTIFF using Python

I have a big set of PNG files and EPSG:3006 coordinates of the edges of each file. (actually the coordinates of the edges are given in the file name, like this: 'image_666751_7023263_667007_7023519.png', so 666751, 7023263, 667007, 7023519 are the boundaries of the this image in EPSG:3006 )

How can I convert those PNG files to GeoTIFF files using Python so the TIFF files would contain the geo metadata. I guess it can be done with Rasterio lib, but I'm not sure how exactly.

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How to convert png files to geotiff using python

I have a big set of png files and EPSG:3006 coordinates of the edges of each file. (actually the coordinates of the edges are given in the file name, like this: 'image_666751_7023263_667007_7023519.png', so 666751, 7023263, 667007, 7023519 are the boundaries of the this image in EPSG:3006 )

How can I convert those png files to geotiff files using Python so the tiff files would contain the geo metadata. I guess it can be done with Rasterio lib, but I'm not sure how exactly.