Hi...
Without some information about georeferencing of the "image" it is not
possible to overlay the map outline.
The OUTLnnnn files from McIDAS do not have a "projection" -- they just
list latitude,longitude coordinates along the lines to be drawn. See:
<http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/mcidas/doc/prog_man/current/formats-26.html>
If you know the projection of the "image" data, then you can load in
the "image" file using the built-in adapters, and then create a new
FlatField with the domain which contains the georeferencing
information.
If the image projection is a simple rectangular one (in latitude,
longitude), then you can use the McIDAS-V / IDV "XML Image file" that
allows you to specify these for any "image" (gif, png, jpg).
I hope that helps...
Best regards,
tom
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 2:01 AM, Ankita Zalavadiya
<ankitazalavadia@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi..
>
> I can create layers(image) from h5 file. i want to overlap these two
> layer one is image and other is India map boundry(MCIDAS data,file-
>
> OUTLINDIA) but problem is that projection of both of are different .
>
> Image has no information related to projection and lat-long.and map(MCIDAS)
> contains these information.how can i mapping between two layers?
>
> Does i need any other information in addition to these two(image and map
> file)?how can i change projection of India boundry map file?.
>
>
>
> Thanks and Regard
> Ankita
>
>
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