Will there be a command in the lower left corner of the fusion of two TIFs in acrgis?

When two TIFs are fused in ACRGIS, there is no command to specify the lower left corner of the fused image. This is because tif fusion is based on pixel-level operation, and the position of the lower left corner of the fused image is determined by the pixel position of the original image and the fusion algorithm.

In ACRGIS, tif fusion is realized by using raster processing tools, such as mosaic to new raster tool or composite band tool. These tools will fuse according to the pixel information of the input raster image and generate a new fused raster image.

The position of the lower left corner of the fused image depends on the pixel position of the original image. If the position of the lower left corner of the original image is different, the position of the lower left corner of the fused image will be different. Therefore, in tif fusion, it is necessary to ensure that the pixel position and size of the original image are consistent in order to obtain accurate fusion results.

In addition, the position of the lower left corner of the fused image can be further adjusted by other operations, such as using the geo-reference tools in ACRGIS to transform and correct the geographic coordinates, so as to align the fused image with other geographic data.

In a word, the position of the lower left corner in tif fusion is determined by the pixel position of the original image and the fusion algorithm, which can be further adjusted and corrected by other operations.