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Jim Klassen Jim.Klassen at ci.stpaul.mn.us
Tue Nov 6 10:19:04 EST 2007


It is UTM-15N.
 
The projection support in GeoMoose has been developed on an as needed
basis. Currently it is only used for two things. The first is displaying
the lat-long in status bar at the bottom of the page. The second is if
you invoke any services which require a lat-long input.
 
If you want to add your own projection you can start here:
http://www.geomoose.org/moose/documentation/how-tos/how-to-add-your-own-projection/
Basically, it involves writing a javascript function that takes in your
coordinate pairs and returns lat-long.
 
The imagery, identify and select tools are all controlled by Mapserver
which has fairly good projection support through the Proj.4 library.
GeoMoose just passes through what Mapserver returns, so there shouldn't
be any problems with the core functionality.

>>> On 11/5/2007 at 4:52 PM, "Athanasis Nikolaos"
<athanasis at geo.aegean.gr> wrote:
Hello list!
 
I am a totally new user of GeoMoose. I  believe that it is the best
MapServer client.
My question is the following: In the stateconfiguration.xml file, I
must change the  "var MAP_COORDINATE_SYSTEM = 'UTM-15';"  variable and
specify a different projection system (my data are in the GGRS87
projection system).
What exactly is the projection system of UTM-15 (maybe UTM Zone 15N or
maybe UTM Zone 15S?)  ?
Do I have to change the MAP_COORDINATE_SYSTEM variable?What are its
valid values?

 
The log file does not specify anything about what is going wrong.  
I really thank you in advance,
 
Athanasis Nikolaos
Adjunct Faculty  and Ph.D. Candidate, 
Department of Geography and Department of Cultural Technology and
Communication
 
University of the Aegean
University Hill
81100 Mytilene, GREECE
 
TEL  +30-22510-36436
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