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GeoTIFF draws with latitude direction inverted

Open guygriffiths opened this issue 3 years ago • 0 comments

I have a cloud-optimised GeoTIFF which plots fine in QGIS, but when I plot it using your example code, the lower co-ordinate becomes the upper co-ordinate and the image is drawn upside down from there.

I've put the code to reproduce the problem here: https://codepen.io/guygriffiths/pen/abyvJMz

As you can see, it's primarily stolen from your own example, with just a modified pixelValuesToColorFn.

If I run gdalinfo on it, I get the (probably pertinent) information:

Corner Coordinates:
Upper Left  (  318656.940, 9468502.080) ( 55d21'53.36"E,  4d48'23.59"S)
Lower Left  (  318656.940, 9495708.080) ( 55d21'55.42"E,  4d33'37.91"S)
Upper Right (  337988.940, 9468502.080) ( 55d32'20.76"E,  4d48'25.02"S)
Lower Right (  337988.940, 9495708.080) ( 55d32'22.60"E,  4d33'39.26"S)
Center      (  328322.940, 9482105.080) ( 55d27' 8.04"E,  4d41' 1.46"S)

whereby the "upper" corner is further south than the "lower" one. But, as I say, it works in QGIS, so the necessary information to plot it the right way up must be present somewhere.

Any help you can give me would be most appreciated.

guygriffiths avatar Oct 14 '21 13:10 guygriffiths