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Did write_crs definitely work? |
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No, I think we are still having that issue, although that PR for which we need it has gone stale for now microsoft/torchgeo#1490 but will be picked up again. |
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I believe that this is the source of your issue: lats = np.linspace(lat_min, lat_max, SIZE)Your raster is upside down. If you reverse your y coordinates in the raster, the bounds will be as expected. Otherwise, you will need to change the input bounds to have miny and maxy swapped. |
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I am trying to merge some
DataArraysbased on spatial coordinates. The data I am working with is climate data on a global grid. I am running intorasterio.errors.WindowError: Bounds and transform are inconsistentwhen trying to use themerge_arrays()function. I recreated the issue in this google colab notebook. The real data I have does not inherently have a transform defined that could be accessed byrioxarrayso I think there is one created on the fly and I get an error. I am wondering how I should handle my data to make themerge_array()work.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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