GPS Convert

[Eduardo Spremolla]

You need to state a projection for the resulting map, in the top of the
mapfile, and a projection for each layer, or at leas for each layer that
differs from the map one.

LALO 


El jue, 23-09-2004 a las 20:27, Eric Katherman escribió:
> Okay I have a map of Phoenix with the following extents..
> 
> 382487.530826 833318.888530 497485.329577 1017509.008264
> using projection... NAD83 / Arizona Central (ft)
> 
> The map renders fine that isn't the problem but I want to know what it takes
> to get a point on the map using GPS coordinates.. (e.g. 33:32:33N 112:04:17W)
> I have searched for the answer for a while now and the only thing I find is
> saying to make a new layer and feature with different projection settings...
> 
> ...
> "init=/usr/local/share/proj/epsg:2020"
> ...
> FEATURE
> POINTS
> -112.0676 33.5053
> END
> ...
> 
> This is not working.  Help please...
> 
> Thanks,
> Eric
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Eduardo Spremolla <edspremolla at antel.com.uy>
Antel I+D