[postgis-users] RE Best projection srid for topology
Steve.Toutant at inspq.qc.ca
Steve.Toutant at inspq.qc.ca
Wed May 27 10:11:29 PDT 2015
UTM covers the earth, could you generate the 120 zones and translate
data...
I don't know after it is usable for topology......
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Re: [postgis-users] RE Best projection srid for topology
That's the problem. I use the whole planet road data. I' can't use UTM or
MTM meter srid.
Thanks
Marc
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If you need to translate to meter I think you should avoid 3857 if you
need precision on linear or surface measure.
It depend where on earth you are....
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[postgis-users] Best projection srid for topology
Hello all,
I'm working on a many million lines topology project with OSM data in 4326
srid. I'd like to know if i should transform their geom in a meter srid (
like 3857). Should it be faster for the 'toTopoGeom()' function to work
with geometry in 4326 or in 3857 srid?
Thanks
Marc
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