MI-L Projections... 79 = Airy 1830

Hi List OSGB is defined in MI as "British National Grid\p27700", 8, 79, 7, -2, 49, 0.9996012717, 40, -10" from mapinfow.prj Where is/are the document(s) that defines 8 as Transverse Mercator and 79 as Airy 1830, together with the ellipsoid parameters. We need to show there is a direct,

MI-L Projections for Jamacia

Does anyone have the necessary info that needs to be added to the mapinfo projection file to support the JAD69 & JAD2000 projections Any help greatfully received

MI-L projections

I'm trying to plot the location of some rainfall gauges around Sydney. I have populated the table with the Lat and Long coordinates, but when I 'create points' and choose my projection (GDA94), the resulting table is in NAD83 projection? Whats doing?? Cheers Upinder ---

RE: MI-L Projections

rigin projection from the owner. LGS -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 10:22 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: MI-L Projections List: I have a parcel layer that is in non-earth projection. When I select a street laye

MI-L Projections

List: I have a parcel layer that is in non-earth projection. When I select a street layer (in North Florida State Plane 1983 feet) projection it will not overlay with the parcel layer. I tried saving it in State Plane but it turns the map sideways. I also tried lat/long which was a big improvemen

MI-L Projections

Hello Folks, I am currently working on a project using AGD84 projection. I download Mining Lease Boundaries data from the mines department website in 94 projection (no other choice of projection is available). If I open a heap of files in 84 (eg Drillhole collars, soil samples, mineralogy samples e

MI-L Projections - China - Yunnan

I need projection data for the following 1.Beijing (1957) (Zone 18) 2."3° grid" (?) (Zone 34 corresponds to the above Zone 18) Thanks, Jim Clavarino Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Phone: (61) (7) 3220 0282, Fax: (61) (7) 3221 9338 ---

RE: MI-L Projections - methods of correction

This short ditty is a gem and should be framed for future reference. Thanks Lars... neil -Original Message- From: Lars V. Nielsen, GisPro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2003 5:16 AM To: andre boessenkool Cc: Mapinfo-List Subject: Re: MI-L Projections - methods

Re: MI-L Projections - methods of correction

w.gispro.biz/ - Original Message - From: "andre boessenkool" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Mapinfo-List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 11:18 PM Subject: MI-L Projections > > After a long absence from Mapinfo and the MI crowd I am back

MI-L Projections

After a long absence from Mapinfo and the MI crowd I am back with what is probably a basic question: I've started a new map, without paying attention to the projection. All the work I've done has been done in a non-earth environment, although it should have been a proper global projection, like L

MI-L Projections geocomm data

Hi all, I have the simplest question: I am trying to download some data from the geocomm and I have trouble reprojecting it. For example the Hypsometry e00 file is suppose to be originally in UTM NAD83, zone 17. I translated the file using that and I got a definite error; then I tried another and a

Re: MI-L Projections

PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: "Dan Wiens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2002 9:40 PM Subject: MI-L Projections > The area is California. I'll post the entire text file -- hopefully, this > will help. All I need is a M

MI-L Projections

The area is California. I'll post the entire text file -- hopefully, this will help. All I need is a MapInfo projection file. Thanks, Dan LIBRARY : COUNTY LAYER NAME: PLS COVERAGE NAME : PLSFILL COVERAGE DESCRIPTION: The 'PLSFILL' layer is a polygon coverage depicting the

Re: MI-L Projections

Dan, For which region you need this projection? It is quite essential to know. Simon - List hosting provided by Directions Magazine | www.directionsmag.com | To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional c

MI-L Projections

Does anyone have a .prj file for the following: Datum: NAD 27 Projection: Albers Units: Meters Thanks, Dan - List hosting provided by Directions Magazine | www.di

MI-L Projections

3:47 PM To: MapInfo-L Subject: MI-L Projections Hi All, I am trying to import an ESRI shape file using the Universal Translator. The import works fine until I try and change the projection. I want a Lat/Long NAD83 projection, if I try and change projection during import then nothing appears in

MI-L Projections

Hi All, I am trying to import an ESRI shape file using the Universal Translator. The import works fine until I try and change the projection. I want a Lat/Long NAD83 projection, if I try and change projection during import then nothing appears in the map browser althought the translation was "Suc

MI-L projections

Hi All, I have a dataset in GDA94 and wish to change it to AGD66. I have followed the Mapinfo help file and tried saving a copy of my original file with a new projection. I am using Mapinfo v6.0 and it has two projection listings for longitude/latitude. GDA94 is under the longitude/latitude up

RE: MI-L projections /datums suitable for UK onshore/offshore available in Mapinfo

this helps, Andy Beckett -Original Message- From: Lawley, Russell S [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 03 April 2002 11:59 To: MapInfo-L (E-mail) Subject: MI-L projections /datums suitable for UK onshore/offshore available inMapinfo Hi, I have a query, For the UK I happily

MI-L projections /datums suitable for UK onshore/offshore available in Mapinfo

Hi, I have a query, For the UK I happily use British National grid or OSGB36 or UTM zone30N (wgs84 ellipsoid) projections. What other UK-suitable projections /datums are there in Mapinfo? I have several hardcopy maps (circa 1960-1970s) that indicate they are projected as UTM using the internation

MI-L Projections

GISers, I am new to GIS and have the following problem with overlaying two different sets of GIS data. I converted the original shp files into tab files using the universal translator choosing the same projection (NAD 83 MD State) for both the files. However the two layers do not overlay on e

Re: MI-L Projections around the world

Dear Alex, What you dream of today is but a dream. Eventually that will be realized as more and more countries continue to standardize on the International Terrestrial Reference Frame (ITRF) coordinate system and ALL legacy mapping is replaced. When will that occur? Beats me; probably decades

MI-L Projections around the world

Greetings, List. I hope someone can help me resolve the following problem: Given: 1. A paper map of any country in the world with coordinates in meters. 2. GPS readings within this country in Long/Lat (no datum). How can I find out the entry in Mapinfow.prj (projection file) which will enable

MI-L Projections: WGS84 vs. The World

Hello yet again Listers- Someone in the office has brought up this problem. Overlaying data from projections using Lambert Conformal, UTM or Lat/Long, NAD27, NAD83, anything really, in MI 6.0 works very well, but trying to incorporate date from the WGS84 datum always produces a consistent offset

Re: MI-L Projections and Datums

p://www.ce.lsu.edu/~mugnier/ - Original Message - From: "Thomas, Grant (EXPLSAR)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 8:40 AM Subject: MI-L Projections and Datums > Hi > > I recently purchased a digital copy o

MI-L Projections and Datums

Hi I recently purchased a digital copy of the Venezuelan Guyana Shield Geological Map from USGS. Readme file gave Projection as Equidistant Conic: Sphere - Clarke 1866 1st parallel 9 0 0.000 2nd parallel 4 0 0.000 Central Meridian -66 0 0.000 Latitude origin 0.0 False easting (metres) 0.

Re: MI-L Projections

It is true that arcview does a lousy job with projections, it is kind of like a combination lock. if you don't know the Numbers AND order then you are getting it open. I would suggest to use the Projection wizard in Arcview (if they have arcview) or they may check out. www.gisdatadepot.com go t

RE: MI-L Projections

Original Message- From: David Booth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 8:18 AM To: 'James Koennicke'; MapInfo List (E-mail) Subject: RE: MI-L Projections Hi James, I think, though I can't check, that ArcView probably defaults to "Projecti

RE: MI-L Projections

iginal Message- > From: James Koennicke [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 27 February 2001 15:54 > To: MapInfo List (E-mail) > Subject: MI-L Projections > > I have an ArcView shapefile that I need to translate into a MapInfo tab. > Unfortunately, it is in the de

MI-L Projections

I have an ArcView shapefile that I need to translate into a MapInfo tab. Unfortunately, it is in the default ArcView Geographic projection. Does anyone know how this projection relates to the existing MapInfo projections or do I have to create a custom projection to account for this? James F. Koe

RE: MI-L Projections for Second Edition Maps

obile: 07702 089167, FAX: 023 8079 2097 ** -Original Message- From: PRICE, Bronwyn [ mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ] Sent: 20 February 2001 10:32 To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject:

MI-L Projections for Second Edition Maps

Hello all, Does anyone know the projection of Second Edition maps (maps dated around the 1880's to 1900's) of the UK ? Thanks in advance for your help. Bronwyn Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education ___

MI-L Projections

I downloaded a census block file for Cass County, Missouri. I used the Arklink>ArcInfo to MapInfo translator. I then opened the new table in MapInfo. Looked very good. However, it was in Non-Earth (meters). I wanted it in Nad83(Long/Lat). So I 'Save Copy As' and put it in Long/Lat (NAD83).