examples/test_wave_and_imagery.py generates a satellite image with Argus overlay. The Argus data are offset (south east) of the satellite image.
this has happened before. The fix was trying to plot everything in a different coordinate reference frame. I believe the answer that worked was NC Stateplane meters. Something happened again that created the offset.
looking at other evidence, the wave gauge locations (described natively in lon/lat) plot well over the argus image. specifically the lidar wave guage is usually right next to the shoreline.
the plot is in lon/lat. of course the geographic projection system is not a direct overlap of stateplane or UTM, we're just looking for general overlap.
I suggest starting by looking through the git history for this fix. compare to existing problem
examples/test_wave_and_imagery.pygenerates a satellite image with Argus overlay. The Argus data are offset (south east) of the satellite image.this has happened before. The fix was trying to plot everything in a different coordinate reference frame. I believe the answer that worked was NC Stateplane meters. Something happened again that created the offset.
looking at other evidence, the wave gauge locations (described natively in lon/lat) plot well over the argus image. specifically the lidar wave guage is usually right next to the shoreline.
the plot is in lon/lat. of course the geographic projection system is not a direct overlap of stateplane or UTM, we're just looking for general overlap.
I suggest starting by looking through the git history for this fix. compare to existing problem