QGIS raster calculator splitting resulting image in two
Geographic Information Systems Asked by Duncan Martyn on January 27, 2021
I’m trying to calculate vegetation indices via the QGIS raster calculator using two separate bands of a Sentinel-2 tile (both of which have the same extent and CRS) but the resulting image is split in two. The result has the same extent as the input images and reference layer but appears to be split between two horizontally compressed images. I’ve attached the result below.
This doesn’t happen with any other Sentinel-2 tile I have used for the same purpose using the same raster calculator expressions.
Any help would be appreciated!
One Answer
Disabling OpenCL acceleration solved this issue.
Answered by Duncan Martyn on January 27, 2021
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