Ron Palmer
2021-06-01 00:10:17 UTC
I work in local coordinates resulting in a grid. Is there an easy way to
translate the grids X and Y coordinates, eg add 580,000 to X and add
5,840,000 to Y shift (which would then be a common EPSG)?
There are many options to hack this, eg edit an ERS file, but it would
be nice to be able to do this a bit more gracefully...
I have looked at gdaltransform. gdalwarp and gdal_translate but I do not
seem to find a suitable option. Perhaps the -ct but I am not sure of the
syntax...
Thanks,
Ron
translate the grids X and Y coordinates, eg add 580,000 to X and add
5,840,000 to Y shift (which would then be a common EPSG)?
There are many options to hack this, eg edit an ERS file, but it would
be nice to be able to do this a bit more gracefully...
I have looked at gdaltransform. gdalwarp and gdal_translate but I do not
seem to find a suitable option. Perhaps the -ct but I am not sure of the
syntax...
Thanks,
Ron