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Start by selecting your input data:
gdalbuildvrt composite.vrt visible-geo.tif infrared-geo.tif
Then edit the .vrt to swap bands, eliminating some bands and changing:
<SourceBand>1</SourceBand>
for the alternate bands. This could be done in Ruby. Then run:
gdalwarp composite.vrt nrg.tif
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We should greyscale the infrared data before working with it -- for now i'm just using the red channel from it.
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simply removing all alpha band XML from the .vrt seems to work, though it leaves a black background around the entire thing.
This post indicates that this can also be achieved by using the gdalbuildvrt flag "-hidenodata". Will try this now.
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Start by selecting your input data:
Then edit the .vrt to swap bands, eliminating some bands and changing:
for the alternate bands. This could be done in Ruby. Then run:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: