How to I mask out the black from a GeoTIFF
Geographic Information Systems Asked on September 3, 2021
New to Google Earth Engine and I’m wondering why my GeoTIFF’s come convert the alpha/transparency of the image to black. I have these weird black outlines from my TIFF files.
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This is orthomosaic from drone data and this is what the TIFF looks like in photoshop.
One Answer
You are seeing the black colors because you may not have set the appropriate mask when you imported the image. When you upload the GeoTiff, select the appropriate option (screenshot below):
- If there is no-data value, use no-data value and input the value to be interpreted as no-data
- If you have a 4th alpha band, choose that option
Answered by kkrao on September 3, 2021
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