Hi All, I'm not sure if I'm seeing some random bug, or just not doing/understanding something correctly?
I have a list of point geometries in a table (WGS 84 SRID=4326). I wanted to extract the UTM coordinates for these points, so I chose SRID= 32710, which has the description PROJCS["WGS 84 / UTM zone 10S..." since my points were in Northern California. I perform my select statement which looks something like this: SELECT x(ST_Transform(geometry,32710)), y(ST_Transform(geometry,32710)) FROM point_table But the results seem strange. Doing a quick check vs the UTM coordinates in Google Earth, I see theres this extra "1" in front of all of my Northing values. Here's an example: Lon -122.3888235, Lat 37.7729709 transforms to --> 553824.9278 E, 14180802.0043 N (through PostGIS), when it looks like it should be (via Google Earth) 553824.9278m E, 4180802.0043m N Am I using the wrong SRID, or is this some known bug? Is there any way I can rectify this and get the correct UTM value straight from PostGIS? Any insights would be appreciated, thanks, Oliver
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