EPSG code for...

Christopher R. Thorne christhorne at SYMPATICO.CA
Sat Jun 11 12:53:08 EDT 2005


Hello Dean,

Dean C. Mikkelsen wrote:
> Hi Chris,
> 
> Take a look at the following web-page. 
> 
> I am leaning towards a problem now in defining which State Plane
> Co-ordinate System is being used. i.e. one of the ones we are using is
> wrong - we may actually be north or south of the current one. Now the
> trick is to determine which one. A note to other readers epsg:4326 is
> WGS84.
> 
> Did you try reprojecting the NAD27 Layer with the NAD83 definition? 

Yes I did that and the layers switched positions.

Or
> with epsg:4326? What happens?
> 
with setting the projection to the lat/long layers, they are not found 
in outer space, not within the world extent.

> http://www.wadetrim.com/resources/articles/sblocks.htm

Thanks for the good reference. The reason why I got into this situation 
was because I am four steps removed from the data provider. I only 
managed to get the information that you already know and I was hoping 
the information was correct. The other problem was that I was not sure 
how to identify the issues, confidently. If not I will definitely push 
for more information.

Cheers and thanks again,
Chris

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Christopher R. Thorne, GIS Specialist
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christhorne at sympatico.ca
Tel:(613)523-6593, Ottawa ON Canada
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