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MapInfo Tab File, Example, GeoTIFF, Header File

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MapInfo Tab File MapInfo uses a tab file (.TAB) to georeference a raster image. It contains control points to map pixel coordinates in a raster image to world or map coordinates. To work in Autodesk MapGuide Author, you need to specify the control points so that linear scaling is possible. The raster image formats supported by the MapInfo tab file are: GIF, TGA, CALS, PNG, BMP, JPEG, and TIFF. Following is an example of a tab file. Example !table !version 300 !charsest WindowsLatin1 Definition Table: File "dublinca.tif" Type "RASTER" (6144414, 2088370) (0,0) Label "Pt 1" (6144416, 2088370) (1,0) Label "Pt 2" (6144414, 2088370) (0,1) Label "Pt 3" CoordSys Earth Projection 3, 74, "ft", 120.50, 36.50, 38.43, 37.07, 2000000, 500000 Units "ft" RasterStyle 2 74 GeoTIFF A GeoTIFF file is an extended version of the TIFF format with embedded georeference information inside one or more of its tags. A single file contains both the raster image and its georeference information. Refer to the GeoTIFF format specification for more information. Header File A header file is an ASCII text file containing keywords and values for specifying the georeference information of the raster image. This format works only with the GeoSPOT BIL raster image format. Following is an example of a header file. 102 | Chapter 5 Working with Data in Autodesk MapGuide

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Chapter 5
Working with Data in Autodesk MapGuide
MapInfo Tab File
MapInfo uses a tab file (.TAB) to georeference a raster image. It contains
control points to map pixel coordinates in a raster image to world or map
coordinates. To work in Autodesk MapGuide Author, you need to specify the
control points so that linear scaling is possible.
The raster image formats supported by the MapInfo tab file are: GIF, TGA,
CALS, PNG, BMP, JPEG, and TIFF. Following is an example of a tab file.
Example
!table
!version 300
!charsest WindowsLatin1
Definition Table:
File "dublinca.tif"
Type "RASTER"
(6144414, 2088370) (0,0) Label "Pt 1"
(6144416, 2088370) (1,0) Label "Pt 2"
(6144414, 2088370) (0,1) Label "Pt 3"
CoordSys Earth Projection 3, 74, "ft", 120.50, 36.50, 38.43, 37.07, 2000000,
500000
Units "ft"
RasterStyle 2 74
GeoTIFF
A GeoTIFF file is an extended version of the TIFF format with embedded
georeference information inside one or more of its tags. A single file contains
both the raster image and its georeference information. Refer to the GeoTIFF
format specification for more information.
Header File
A header file is an ASCII text file containing keywords and values for speci-
fying the georeference information of the raster image. This format works
only with the GeoSPOT BIL raster image format. Following is an example of
a header file.