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Geospatial data that you obtain for your projects may be provided without georeference information or with georeferencing that is not accurate enough for your objectives. The Georeference process in TNTmips has been designed with an intuitive and flexible interface to let you carry out georeference tasks for any type of geospatial data quickly and easily. You can use the Georeference process to georeference raster, vector, CAD, TIN, and shape objects, including external files in any format that can be used directly (without import) in TNTmips, such as TIFF, JP2, shapefile, and ESRI File Geodatabase, among many others.


Control points created automatically from
reference image using auto-register


Snap control point to element in reference vector

TNT Georeferencing Highlights:

  • Georeference spatial objects that have no prior georeference information, or improve or replace existing georeference information

  • Use reference objects (image, vector, shape, ...) in any coordinate reference system

  • View reference objects in separate view or as overlays in main view

  • Auto-register option automatically generates many georeference control points for an image using a reference image or on-line web tileset

  • Auto-register provides choice of matching one or more image bands to reference

  • Specify minimum allowed point spacing and maximum point residual for auto-register option

  • Optionally set control point symbol colors to indicate residual value

  • Control point labels turn on/off in view automatically according to view scale

  • Snap control points to elements in a geometric reference object or to intersections of a virtual map grid

  • Import GPS points as control points from GPX files

  • Choice of several coordinate transformation models with varied complexity for computing control point residual errors

  • View and enter map coordinates in alternate coordinate reference system

  • Set up simple georeference for images with rows/columns aligned to map coordinate axes

  • Set up implied georeference for geometric objects containing map coordinates

  • Simultaneously georeference bands in a multispectral image with choice of displaying single band or RGB band combination

  • Transfer georeference from higher-resolution to lower-resolution bands in a multispectral image

  • Create 3D control points for displaying cross-sections and other manifold objects in 3D perspective views

Just One Feature
is just one of many features and processes in TNTmips

GIS
Surface Modeling
Hyperspectral Analysis
Network Analysis
Image Processing
Watershed Analysis
Map Design
Terrain Operations
Thematic Mapping
Combining Local/Web Maps
Online Atlases
Geospatial Analysis
Image Classification
Viewing Geodata
3D Visualization
Feature Mapping
Spatial Databases
Google GIS Mashups
Custom Geospatial Analysis
Publishing Geodata

Tech Guides on Georeferencing

Tutorial on Georeferencing...

 
2 April 2013  

page update: 2 April 2013


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