Hello Kirk,
Thanks for your response! It's much appreciated. Shouldn't the datum be
listed in the Proj4 string or is this not important?
Thanks again!
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> Hello,
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> I'm pretty new to QGis, so I'm sure this is basic but I was hoping someone
> could walk me through this using version 3.4. I have csv data that's in
> both WGS84 and NAD83. The desired end-projection is EPSG: 6350 NAD83(2011)
> Conus Albers. I've loaded each into a blank QGis project (separately) and
> saved as shapefiles in the target CRS. I then need to perform some
> interpolations using the data.
>
> My question is, have I missed a step? Do I need to perform a separate step
> to transform the datum (particularly the WGS84 data). Since 3.4 uses PROJ
> 5.2, I was assuming that the step where I "save as" in the target CRS takes
> care of both the datum transformation and the projection. Is this
> assumption correct? If so, what default transformation is taking place and
> is there a way for me to determine what it is?
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> Thanks so much for your help! I'm, unfortunately, a little stumped here.
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> Am 26.02.20 um 11:54 schrieb J. M:
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> > Okay, one last question:
> > And add "python3-qgis" to your install command.
> > I don't know enough about linux syntax to include this without dropping
> the
> > ball.
> > Maybe 'sudo apt-get install qgis qgis-plugin-grass python3-qgis'?
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> Yes, exactly.
> But before, make sure to have the right GDAL lib with
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> apt-cache policy libgdal20
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> Else you would not come further.
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> HTH,
> Andre Joost
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