Hi Devs, Given - an image/raster file (from one webservice (IIIF service)) - some gcp's (from another webservice (allmaps.org) I found out (using some scripting) it is doable to 'warp' the original image (and load in QGIS).
The allmaps.org service (providing georef 'annotions'), also provides a 'selector/SvgSelector' being something like: '<svg width="4121" height="7900"><polygon points="85,174 4053,178 4046,7729 77,7753" /></svg>' Anybody a good idea what would be the easiest way to use that polygon (in 'pixel'-space) as a mask in my python warp script? My final goal would be a QGIS plugin to 'easily' just pull the (at first the full) image from the IIIF service, warp it and load it in QGIS. Some context / examples: This is an IIIF manifest (of a serie of maps) https://sammeltassen.nl/iiif-manifests/stadsarchief-rotterdam/NL-RtSA_4201_I-118.json This is one of the maps: https://sammeltassen.nl/iiif-images/stadsarchief-rotterdam/NL-RtSA_4201_I-118-3/full/full/0/default.jpg After georeferencing in AllMaps.org, the site provides an 'Annotations' manifest: https://annotations.allmaps.org/manifests/631b96e4d6d3f421 (providing a link to the original resource/image, the gcp's and the mask svg) Thanks for any idea's Regards, Richard Duivenvoorde _______________________________________________ gdal-dev mailing list gdal-dev@lists.osgeo.org https://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/gdal-dev
