[postgis] PROJ4 as a PostgreSQL function
Roderick A. Anderson
raanders at tincan.org
Fri Nov 30 14:55:23 PST 2001
I'm back still trying to deal with getting data into different
coordinate systems. I've got some data that I want to use but it is in
LAT/LONG and from previous discussions I think this is less than
optimal, or even useable, by PostGIS. And heck I've got some other data
from several sources each with it's own ideas of a coordiante system and
in different file formats.
So I got thinking that if PROJ4 could be modified and loaded as a
function in PostgreSQL it would be easier to get data into a different
coordiante system. Not something that should be done on the fly since
I'd guess it would eat your system for lunch but a "launch-it and come
back later deal" could work.
Of course if any one knows of a "joe-six-pack simple" opensource (or
free) converter that handles shape files this is just another
wild-ass-idea from me.
If it isn't I'll start researching how to do this.
Cheers,
Rod
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