Re: getting intersection region of two grids

If your objective is to determine the -Rw/e/s/n they have in comment then, yes, you would have to figure that out via grdinfo.  This could be scripted if it was more than a one-time job.
If you want to blend the two grids then grdblend can do this (in GMT 5 it handles any resampling required).

-p

On Jul 5, 2014, at 3:11 PM, Eric Fielding <[email protected]> wrote:

> This may be a frequently asked question, but I looked for a while in the archives and did not find it. I have two grids with different spacings and regions that I want to combine, they only partially overlap. I was going to use grdresample or grdcut on one to match the other, but both grids include area outside of the other, so I can't just use grid A as the region to cut grid B nor grid B as the region to cut grid A. Is there a trick to do this? Or do I have to go in and calculate the intersection region by hand from grdinfo outputs?
> 
> Thanks,
>      ++Eric
> 
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