6.5 Image Warping
Image warping transforms an input GeoRaster object to an output GeoRaster object using the spatial reference information from a specified SDO_GEOR_SRS object.
The reference SDO_GEOR_SRS object can be copied from an existing GeoRaster object or created using a constructor. (For more information, see SDO_GEOR_SRS Object Type.)
Warping is performed by the SDO_GEOR.warp procedure, and requires that the source GeoRaster object have at least a functional fitting georeferencing model. This means that the image does not need to be rectified, but it needs to have georeference information in the metadata (see Georeferencing GeoRaster Objects).
Example 6-8 Image Warping
The following example uses the SDO_GEOR_SRS information from one GeoRaster image (gr1
) as a reference to transform an existing GeoRaster object (gr2
) into a new (warped) GeoRaster object (gr3
). Thus, the third GeoRaster object is a “copy” (actually, a transformation) of the second GeoRaster object, but reflects the same georeferencing as the first GeoRaster object.
DECLARE srs sdo_geor_srs; gr1 sdo_georaster; gr2 sdo_georaster; gr3 sdo_georaster; BEGIN select georaster into gr1 from georaster_table where georid = 1; select georaster into gr2 from georaster_table where georid = 2; srs := sdo_geor.getSRS(gr1); -- get the SRS from image 1. insert into georaster_table values(3, 'Warped Object', sdo_geor.init('imagery_rdt')) returning georaster into gr3; sdo_geor.warp( inGeoRaster => gr2, pyramidLevel => null, outSRS => srs, -- apply SRS to warp transformation cropArea => null, dimensionSize => null, layerNumbers => null, elevationParam => null, resampleParam => ‘resampling=AVERAGE4’, storageParam => ‘pyramid=true’, outGeoRaster => gr3, bgValues => sdo_number_array(0,0,0), parallelParam => ‘parellel=4’ ); update georaster_table set georaster = gr3 where georid = 3; commit; END;
Parent topic: Image Processing and Virtual Mosaic