[GRASS5] [bug #3172] (grass) d.where -l is giving wrong results
Maciek Sieczka
werchowyna at epf.pl
Fri May 13 05:56:48 EDT 2005
From: "Paul Kelly" <paul-grass at stjohnspoint.co.uk>
>I read it before and it does sound like a bug, but there wasn't enough
>information in the bug report for me to see what was wrong. It would be
>good if you could drill it down to a single test point working with cs2cs
>and reproduce the results that way.
But I did... In the bug report there *is* a comparison with the results from
cs2cs. As you can see the E coordinate is the same in all 3 cases
("d.where -l", "d.where -w" and cs2cs) but in regard to N "d.where -w" and
cs2cs are different from "d.where -l".
> Should be easy to fix then.
> Another thing to try (if you still have GRASS 5.4 around) is to try
> separately with --without-proj and --with-proj options to the configure
> script. The built-in proj in GRASS does things a little bit differently
> from remotesensing.org proj with regards to interpreting datum paramters
> as part of a co-ordinate system (i.e. it tries to ignore them if they are
> only specified as part of one of the co-ordinate systems being projected
> from/to).
I migrated to grass6 for good but if you decide it is critical to test the
problem in 5.4 I can do it next week.
siema
Maciek
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