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I work with geotiff all the time. A separate to_tiff is not needed.
The trick is that there are two separate sections/areas where the metadata is stored. You will know where/how to store that information.
I do not have access to any of that code at the moment. If you cannot find the examples I will try to hack an example or three once I get back to work.

On Jan 22 2019 7:05 AM, David Hoese wrote:

@guillaumeeb Not that I know of but I'm not completely in the loop with xarray. There is the geoxarray project that I started (https://github.com/geoxarray/geoxarray) but really haven't had any time to work on it. Otherwise you could look at the satpy library or its dependency library

trollimage which uses rasterio but it assumes some things about how data is structured including an 'area' in .attrs from pyresample. Sorry I don't have a better idea.

 
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