dave hoeffgen
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Hello,
First of all sorry for posting such a question which is a bit off the directly FS related part but I didn't really find any suitable stuff on the QGIS documentation and forums and I thought maybe somebody around here may have encountered something similar.
My problem: I imported a web map service (WMS) containing full photoreal coverage of Bavaria. What I need is a certain area in geotiff format to compile with resample.
There is an option "save layer as" which lets me specify output file format and boundary but for some reason it does not save a file.
My current workaround was to "export project as image" which saves the current view to a georeferenced image. I did that a few times and remerged the images using gdalwarp. Sadly I noticed some seams in the resulting image, meaning that a noticable amount of mappin accuracy was lost.
Does somebody know how to properly export a given area at a given resolution from a WMS map?
By the way I double checked that the imagery is free to use under creative commons licence, so I'm not trying to work around any kind of piracy protection.
First of all sorry for posting such a question which is a bit off the directly FS related part but I didn't really find any suitable stuff on the QGIS documentation and forums and I thought maybe somebody around here may have encountered something similar.
My problem: I imported a web map service (WMS) containing full photoreal coverage of Bavaria. What I need is a certain area in geotiff format to compile with resample.
There is an option "save layer as" which lets me specify output file format and boundary but for some reason it does not save a file.
My current workaround was to "export project as image" which saves the current view to a georeferenced image. I did that a few times and remerged the images using gdalwarp. Sadly I noticed some seams in the resulting image, meaning that a noticable amount of mappin accuracy was lost.
Does somebody know how to properly export a given area at a given resolution from a WMS map?
By the way I double checked that the imagery is free to use under creative commons licence, so I'm not trying to work around any kind of piracy protection.