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Map Rectifier

Map Rectifier is an online georeferencing tool. Take a map image, identify the coordinates of a half-dozen or so points, and the program will “warp” the map image to fit the projection on the right-hand side of the page — producing a GeoTIFF that can be imported into other applications. Fantom Planet, Slashgeo, Tanto.

See previous entries: Warping Waldseemüller; MapCruncher Update; MapCruncher.

Posted on Tuesday, October 10, 2006 at 6:14 PM
Categories: Georeferencing

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