The footprint that is associated with an image is an approximation and the bounding box does not reflect the absolute position of the raster. This is due to the process that creates the bounding box of the raster.
Articles in this section
- Planet Combined Imagery Product Specifications
- How the Traffic Light System Turns Marker Results into Decisions
- How crop and land-use markers classify parcels in Area Monitoring
- Bit-depth of SkySat and PlanetScope assets, and where you can convert it
- Understand the parameters in the metadata file
- Robust color matching of geospatial data: an alternative to histogram matching
- Does Planet publish daily imagery?
- Is there a worldwide reference system (WRS) that catalogs Planet imagery by path and row like Landsat?
- Vertical and horizontal lines in imagery and tap boundaries
- Metadata Behavior for Clipped Imagery (cloud_cover, shadow_percent, etc.)
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