Geospatial
Controls for coordinate reference assignment, datum transformation selection and raster band configuration.
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Coordinates and transformations
Keep coordinate values, axis order and reference identity together; select a supplied transformation with its accuracy and grid availability.
- Coordinate reference field. Two or three numeric coordinate axes with supplied units and a reference selector that preserves entered values when assigning a reference.
- Datum transform picker. A Vlak transformation selector with source and destination references, supplied accuracy and area, and visible support-grid availability.
Raster display
Assign source bands to display channels and edit explicit stretch bounds without modifying source pixels.
- Raster band mixer. A raster configuration editor with source-band mapping, single or three-channel modes, supplied stretch bounds and explicit missing-data metadata.
Data and action contracts
Assignment is distinct from reprojection
Changing the selected reference leaves entered coordinates unchanged. The host owns validated reprojection, axis-order conversion, reference lookup and any transformation grid files.
Explain unavailable transformations
Supply source and destination references, candidate operations, accuracy labels, area-of-use context and grid availability. Missing prerequisites remain visible with reasons rather than silently selecting a fallback.
Keep rendering in the host
RasterBandMixer emits band and stretch configuration. The application loads pixels, handles no-data values, computes statistics and renders the image. Unit changes and displayed limits never imply a conversion of source values.
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