id,summary,reporter,owner,description,type,status,priority,milestone,component,version,severity,resolution,keywords,cc 4512,netcdf files with longitude between 180 and 360 degrees are incorrectly projected,etourigny,etourigny,"Some netcdf files contain strictly positive values [0,360] which are not compatible with the way gdal/QGis treat longitude values - they do not wrap around the dateline. This also causes errors with gdalwarp and when combined with other datasets (with [-180,180] values), they are not aligned properly due to a 180 degree longitude shift. Simple fix is to test for longitude variables (using CF metadata explained in CF sections 4.1 and 4.2) and convert any values in the [180,360] interval ti [-180,180] by subtracting 180 - in IReadBlock and also in SRS detection. It would be better to address this in GDAL or PROJ, but this fix is much simpler and less involved. ",defect,closed,normal,closed_because_of_github_migration,GDAL_Raster,svn-trunk,normal,wontfix,"netcdf, projection",