Hi, I’m attempting to merge (or maybe the proper term is mosaic) overlapping raster datasets of varying resolutions. I’d like to have the higher resolution datasets override the lower resolution datasets where available.
I’ve been able to get close using various methods i.e. gdal_merge.py or by constructing a VRT using gdalbuildvrt and providing the input file list. However, both of those methods don’t seem to be ideal, unless I’m mistaken, because I’d prefer to preserve the native resolution of all datasets being merged. For example, when using gdal_merge, you can provide a single pixel size, which I think makes the entire merged raster at that resolution. Thus, I end up gaining resolution where I don’t want it and losing resolution where I do want it. The same goes using the gdalbuildvrt method using the -resolution argument. The end goal is to have a single raster containing all the input rasters at their native resolutions. I’ve done a lot of searching around online and it appears that this can be achieved using ArcGIS tools. However, I’m wondering if there are any workarounds to achieve that other than using ArcGIS. For example, is their a modified version of gdal_merge.py that keeps the source rasters at their native resolutions when merging? Thanks for any help! Cheers, Sam
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