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To alter the frequency of sampled data points in continuous data.
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gdalwarp won't run with "cubic" resampling method [closed]
Basically I have a raster WGS84 file, which I would like to reproject to spatial reference which is using the Azimuthal Equidistant projection, but with "cubic" resampling method. …
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Resampling a raster file with GDAL C#
Is it possible to resample the raster by using GDAL C# binaries, in a way that every other cell in a row and column is removed?
Basically a replication of this GDAL command:
gdal_translate -outsize …
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Why do "stripes" appear on raster?
The issue is that if I use the Nearest neighbor resampling method (-r near), some sort of "stripes" appear on terrain once I reproject the file to Azimuthal Equidistant projection. … Why do these "stripes" appear when Nearest Neighbor resampling method is used? …
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