How to get image coordinate and corresponding location coordinate of a geo-referenced image in andriod

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In my android app, I have a geo-referenced image which I am going to use as map. So I need to divide it into tiles. For that I want its top left and bottom right image coordinate(x,y) with location coordinate of corresponding image coordinates using java codes which is supported in android. Can anyone help me with the solution.

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I got image coordinates of top left and bottom right corners but still I am not getting location coordinate (lat/long) of top left and bottom right corner. lat/long are already embedded in the image as it is already geo-referenced can anyone tell me how to fetch lat/long of the corners from image.

Posted 4-Nov-15 3:20am

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Updated 13-Nov-15 0:31am

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Suvendu Shekhar Giri 4-Nov-15 9:44am

Anything you have tried so far?

Member 11446249 5-Nov-15 1:43am

No, till now I have not found any library in android which can do it.

George Jonsson 5-Nov-15 2:34am

Sometimes there is no library to find, so you actually have to do the code yourself.
You seem to have a pretty good idea of what you need to do, so why not give it a try?

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2015-11-13T01:15:00

Solution 1

See https://www.google.com/searcg?q=georeference%20android[^].

Posted 13-Nov-15 1:15am

Richard MacCutchan