Ken,
That's a legendary effort if your getting sensible results with the icsm
files. Do you think the format is suitable that it could be used in a
sponsored bug fix?
I gave this a shot myself but couldn't get it run at all, but then I
have no idea what I'm doing so thats no real indication.
I've had no success in getting parameters to stick (AGD66, AGD84 or
GDA94) on shape or mapinfo files.
Following solution was proposed by Roland Hill (22/09/2010 8:59pm)
If your Custom CRS database does not appear to be working properly (ie
you can see your custom CRS, but it isn't sticking to your data
properly), then try to find your custom CRS database (qgis.db in your
home directory on Linux, I guess it is in Application Settings or
something similar in Windows) and delete it in case you have an old one
with an incorrect format.
Brett
On 23/09/2010 12:47 PM, Ken Norris wrote:
As Micha suggested, the National AGD66 distortion grid at
http://www.icsm.gov.au/icsm/gda/gdatm/national66.zip
and AGD84 distortion grid at
http://www.icsm.gov.au/icsm/gda/gdatm/national84.zip
seem to be the way forward.
When unzipped, put into the proj directory (for me usr/share/proj) and
coupled via the +nadgrids= parameter in a Custom CRS, it seems to yield the
correct transform when tested.
+proj=utm +zone=55 +south +ellps=aust_SA +nadgrids=AGD66.gsb +units=m
+no_defs
(I renamed the unzipped distortion file 'A66 National (13.09.01).gsb' file
to 'AGD66.gsb' for convenience)
But I can't make the parameters stick in the CRS of a vector file using the
override facility. Any ideas?
--
Brett Adams
Spinifex Geophysics
0438 861 974
SKYPE:brettadams_spinifex
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