[Qgis-user] Z and Elevation
Manolo Terranova
manoloterranova at gmail.com
Thu Jun 29 08:22:22 PDT 2023
Thank you very much.
The relief was made with a GNSS receiver (not from me). The people that
made it are working for a society that handle municipal waste water and
sewers. They use the GNSS as a "tape meter" (with full respect for the
employees that must follow the orders from the boss even if they are not
qualified).
I will try to make the same thing with my GNSS to see what QGIS will say to
me. I would like to understand. I'll let you know.
Thank you again,
Manolo
On Thu, Jun 29, 2023 at 3:35 PM Greg Troxel <gdt at lexort.com> wrote:
> Manolo Terranova <manoloterranova at gmail.com> writes:
>
> > EPSG 32632
>
> The zip had a shapefile tagged as 32632, with (per ogrinfo):
>
> Name: String (16.0)
> Code: String (60.0)
> Northing: Real (18.5)
> Easting: Real (18.5)
> Elevation: Real (18.5)
> OGRFeature(Ponti):0
> Name (String) = cs004
> Code (String) = pn
> Northing (Real) = 5030233.30810
> Easting (Real) = 631584.78631
> Elevation (Real) = 103.18448
> POINT ZM (631584.786313961 5030233.30810281 147.350793083198
> 1371918614)
>
> OGRFeature(Ponti):1
> Name (String) = cs005
> Code (String) = pn
> Northing (Real) = 5030233.28520
> Easting (Real) = 631584.74959
> Elevation (Real) = 103.17660
> POINT ZM (631584.749590836 5030233.28520391 147.342911031097
> 1371918631)
>
> OGRFeature(Ponti):2
> Name (String) = cs006
> Code (String) = pn
> Northing (Real) = 5030235.54719
> Easting (Real) = 631549.52750
> Elevation (Real) = 103.27301
> POINT ZM (631549.527499332 5030235.54718945 147.438223647885
> 1371918715)
>
> The first two points are perhaps the same place, and the third is ~35m
> away. The M value is unlabeled, but obviously timeval, 22 June 2013 1630
> UTC
> ish.
>
> That is a 2D CRS: WGS 84 / UTM zone 33N. It has no altitude. So having
> a Z value does not make sense, but that may be because "POINT M" is not a
> thing, at least in Postgis:
> https://postgis.net/docs/ST_MakePoint.html
>
> So:
>
> How did you obtain this data?
>
> Was it autonomous GPS? SBAS differential? RTK? PPP?
>
> What is the basis of your belief that the data is in 32632?
>
> [ Standard rant: It is just about inconceivable that you could have
> made measurements in the WGS84 ensemble, but perhaps you did RTK and
> that reference station only has ensemble coordinates :-) ]
>
> Where did the Z values come from?
>
> Why did you store the data in a 2D CRS if it is 3D data? Or if it is
> not 3D data, why isn't the Z field consistently 0 or some other undef
> codepoint?
>
> Where did the easting/northing/elevation values come from? The
> easting/northing look copied from the POINT values.
>
> What do you think the altitude of the points ought to be, in the datum
> used as HAE, as WGS84 Orthometric Height, or some other orthometric
> height datum?
>
> Overall, the basic issue is your data, not anything about qgis. You
> need to understand that measurement pathway and be able to answer the
> "why/how" and "I'm skeptical; show me the evidence" questions. If
> someone gave you the data file without explaining that, ask them the
> above questions. Feel free to tell them the Internet said to be
> difficult!
>
>
>
>
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