If gsd is None or not defined, RDA will generate the image at the original source resolution. The resulting image object will have the correct bounds in space, but the image contents are shifted. It appears that incorrect tiles coordinates are calculated, causing the wrong tiles to be fetched for a given area.
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If
gsd
isNone
or not defined, RDA will generate the image at the original source resolution. The resulting image object will have the correct bounds in space, but the image contents are shifted. It appears that incorrect tiles coordinates are calculated, causing the wrong tiles to be fetched for a given area.This also seems to affect the
Radarsat
class.