Squaring up photo into Google Earth using spatial adjustment
Geographic Information Systems Asked by Joan Carles Montero Jiménez on January 16, 2021
I have a photo such as:
that I want to add into a Google Earth map. I know where the image must be: North: 44°16’48.00"N, South: 35°15’0.00"N, East: 4°42’0.00"E, West: 10°1’12.00"O and I have obtained this:
I think I can adjust the photo into the Google Earth photos with software such as QGIS but how do I do that?
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