Hi Martin, I was not able to create the transformations by adding the parameters "src_semi_major", "dst_semi_major", however, I was able to create the transformation when I added in the parameters "tgt_semi_major", " tgt_semi_minor". Could you take a look at the attached file and let me know if the modifications I have made to the WKTs are correct? Thanks, Michael
On Fri, Apr 9, 2021 at 11:20 AM Martin Desruisseaux < [email protected]> wrote: > Correction: what I wrote below is wrong. The expected parameters should be > "src_semi_major", "dst_semi_major", etc. or something like that (I did > not verified). I.e. source and target ellipsoids are specified separately, > so there is no confusion. Why SIS does not pickup those parameters > automatically in the WKT you provided needs to be investigated, but in the > meantime specifying the values explicitly should work. > > Martin > > Le 09/04/2021 à 13:45, Martin Desruisseaux a écrit : > > In my test I saw that the code complains about missing semi-major and > semi-minor axis length, but it should be possible to fix by adding the > following lines together with other parameters. I would need to check the > code again, but it may be because SIS does not know which ellipsoid to use > between "Clarke 1880" and "WGS 84". > > PARAMETER["semi_major", put value here], > PARAMETER["semi_minor", put value here], > > > -- *Michael Arneson* *Software Engineer* *Office:* +1 (713) 975-7434 [email protected] *INT *| *Empowering Visualization*
WktToTransform.java
Description: Binary data
