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data-smartmail="gmail_signature">There is a transformation
from ETRS89 to CH1903+ with 0.1m accuracy. Why is not
using it (nested with ITRF2014 -> ETRS89)?</div>
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<p>Because there is no transformation registered between ITRF2014
and ETRS89 (*), so there's no reason to use the ETRS89
intermediate because the result would have a unknown accuracy.</p>
<p>(*) actually if you do "projinfo -s "ITRF2014" -t ETRS89
--spatial-test intersects", you'll see that it manages to compute
transformation paths for Nordic countries, but this is already
using an intermediate ETRF2014 pivot, so PROJ logic wouldn't be
able to do ITRF2014 -> ETRF2014 -> .... -> ETRS89 ->
CH1903+, and anyway the area of use aren't compatible<br>
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