Markus Metz wrote:
> In short, Lambert Azimuthal Equal Area projection centered
> on the north pole can not represent the whole earth.
If you're focused on the N pole, Polar Stereographic projection may be
the way to go.
e.g. NASA's Blue Marble 2002 and Night on Earth reprojected from lat/long:
On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 6:11 PM, Tyler Smith wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm a GIS novice, trying to reproject a vector layer. My objective is to get
> a world map
> projected into Lambert Equal-Area, centered on the north pole. I chose this
> projection
> as it shows the entire arctic well, but I don't have
Hi,
I'm a GIS novice, trying to reproject a vector layer. My objective is to
get a world map
projected into Lambert Equal-Area, centered on the north pole. I chose this
projection
as it shows the entire arctic well, but I don't have to use Lambert
Equal-Area
specifically.
This is what I've tried
The missing [1] link:
[1]http://proj.maptools.org/faq.html
Maciek
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Hi,
The unexpected shift after re-projection might be due to
your input Earth model being a sphere, and the output an
ellipsoid. PROJ.4 FAQ has an explanation [1] (the "Changing
Ellipsoid / Why can't I convert from WGS84 to Virtual Earth
Mercator?" part). Shortly put it is about using
"[EMAIL PROT
Hello.
I have some trouble in reprojection of raster map.
Could anyone help me, please?
Excuse me for very long message below...
I imported Eurasia Land Cover Characteristics data in Lambert Azimuthal Equal
Area Projection (Optimized for Asia) downloaded from
http://edc2.usgs.gov/glcc/tablamber
