Reputation: 169
the following image shows my actuall result of a merged modis image. I used pyhdf.SD to open and manipulate and plot the data in a loop. It started on the right upper corner. The plot is ok... put on some areas overlaped. The easiest way is to remove the black borders.
I wanted to use this:
np.ma.masked_where(rgb_projected==0.,rgb_projected)
rgb_projected is the original rgb matix.
rgb_projected = np.zeros((1000, 1000,3))
rgb_projected[:,:,0] = z_01[:,:]
rgb_projected[:,:,1] = z_02[:,:]
rgb_projected[:,:,2] = z_03[:,:]
rgb_projected.shape
whereAreNaNs = np.isnan(rgb_projected);
rgb_projected[whereAreNaNs] = 0.;
rgb_plot=np.ma.masked_where(rgb_projected==0.,rgb_projected)
The interesting thing is, that everything is True although the first valueas are 0.
Any ideas?
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