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Support large vrt from ArduPilot SRTM1 terrain server #38
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Support large vrt from ArduPilot SRTM1 terrain server #38
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Where does the
/vsizip/vsicurl
come from?I tried to directly query the terrain server with gdalinfo, but didn't work:
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Why would we want to declare this not from the file but externally? Is this maybe because the map alignment was not correct before #36 ?
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I needed to declare it somewhere and wanted to provide a reasonable default. Another approach would be to have them as launch arguments. Once we add capability to dynamically load based on UAV location, then this can be removed.
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I am not sure whether we want to be able to freely choose geoCoords within the
grid_map_geo
framework. At least for me, this additional freedom creates confusion. Wouldn't it be better that we utilize tfs that are clearly defined, so that people doing out of frame stuff can reference the tfs directly?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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This function is currently used when a user loads a large VRT, and wants to set the map origin in geo coordinates. Could you give me a little more detail on how one can set the map origin using TF?
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The map is always placed at (0, 0, 0) and the tf specifies how that frame_id is placed in the datum (e.g. CH1903). This way the map is aligned automatically through tfs, and we don't need to worry where the rviz is looking at.
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If we are dynamically setting the map from the launch file, and eventually loading tiles dynamically, will (0, 0, 0) be where the first map was loaded?
If there's a way to do it in TF, I am interested. The use case I'm trying to support here is user-provided origin anywhere on the SRTM dataset in lat-lon coordinates; the origins of the SRTM tiles are not something the users need to care about because GDAL opens datasets it needs under the hood automatically.