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I hereby claim:

• I am rasmuse on github.
• I am rasmuse (https://keybase.io/rasmuse) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASC9h9cl8S0D4gkht-5t8R8cyrNCGJiv7spfcZur3c-8bAo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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A plugin for raster reprojection in d3

Here is a demo of a simple d3 plugin to reproject (warp) a raster image using d3.

I was motivated to make it because I could not get gdalwarp to produce nice reprojections of rasters when the target projection had the antimeridian inside the picture, e.g. in a rotated orhographic projection (showing Earth's "back side"). The gdalwarp utility typically leaves a thin sliver unpainted close to the antimeridian, which shows up as a transparent line along the antimeridian.

How to use the plugin

The plugin behind this demo (see below, or in the GitHub repo) is only a proof of concept, not ready for production. But it illustrates that we can easily create a pretty neat API for raster reprojection, something like this:

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Letter received from Twitter May 4 2018

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