[PROJ] ESRI deprecated CRS
Nicolas Cadieux
njacadieux.gitlab at gmail.com
Wed Jan 6 07:47:36 PST 2021
Hi Even,
> Regarding Nicolas's remark:
>> As you can see, there are small differences like the reversal of the
>> standard parallel 1 and 2. Others will give you more information.
>
> For LCC, you can switch std_parallel_1 and _2 indifferently.
>
Thanks, for the clarification. That’s is what I thought. I was always wondering if this was just down to some writing convention or if this switch really mattered. I’am really not a geodesic expert...
Cheers!
Nicolas
> Le 6 janv. 2021 à 05:56, Even Rouault <even.rouault at spatialys.com> a écrit :
>
> Javier,
>
>> I do not know what does it mean. Has ESRI deprecated its own CRS, but
>> includes the EPSG one (btw, which one?)... with exactly the same info and
>> name?
>
> I'm not sure. I suspect their 10xxxxx records might have pre-dated the EPSG
> ones (or they didn't adopt them right away), and then they decided to use the
> EPSG ones.
>
>> The consequence is that it appears (only once) as deprecated in proj.db. Is
>> that intended?
>
> Yes, proj.db reflects the information from the Esri database.
>
>>
>> Making this query
>> SELECT auth_name, code, name, deprecated FROM projected_crs WHERE name LIKE
>> "%Virginia%South%"
>> I realized that the deprecated ones are duplicated in a similar way in ESRI
>> file. The non deprecated ones (from CORS96) are not "duplicated" in the
>> ESRI file. Is there any reason behind that?
>
> No idea. That's a question for Esri.
>
>> A more general question: What does mean that a CRS is deprecated?
>
> Probably depends on the producer. The meaning for EPSG is given in paragraph
> "5.6.1 The Deprecated field" of Guidance Note 7-1. See
> https://epsg.org/guidance-notes.html
>
> Regarding Nicolas's remark:
>> As you can see, there are small differences like the reversal of the
>> standard parallel 1 and 2. Others will give you more information.
>
> For LCC, you can switch std_parallel_1 and _2 indifferently.
>
>
> Even
>
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