On Sat, 3 Nov 2012, Even Rouault wrote:
Selon Roger Bivand :
On Sat, 3 Nov 2012, Even Rouault wrote:
Selon Roger Bivand :
Even,
I've opened #4880 on this - it is problematic in the R-spatial setting
because the CRS (coordinate reference system) object recorded in each
Spatial object uses
Selon Roger Bivand :
> On Sat, 3 Nov 2012, Even Rouault wrote:
>
> > Selon Roger Bivand :
> >
> >> Even,
> >>
> >> I've opened #4880 on this - it is problematic in the R-spatial setting
> >> because the CRS (coordinate reference system) object recorded in each
> >> Spatial object uses the PROJ.4 s
On Sat, 3 Nov 2012, Even Rouault wrote:
Selon Roger Bivand :
Even,
I've opened #4880 on this - it is problematic in the R-spatial setting
because the CRS (coordinate reference system) object recorded in each
Spatial object uses the PROJ.4 string to represent spatial reference. A user
can crea
Selon Roger Bivand :
> Even,
>
> I've opened #4880 on this - it is problematic in the R-spatial setting
> because the CRS (coordinate reference system) object recorded in each
> Spatial object uses the PROJ.4 string to represent spatial reference. A user
> can create a CRS, write out a raster (whi
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behaviour is not desired, export to Proj4, then remove the environment
variable if set? Does this only affect NAD83 - it does seem to be limited to
this datum, as WGS84 does not show the same behaviour.
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Selon Oliver Soong :
> The attached raster is in Albers_Conic_Equal_Area on
> North_American_Datum_1983. This is correctly indicated by the WKT.
> The PROJ.4 string has no such datum information. This causes problems
> with rgdal in R, which uses the PROJ.4 string and never receives the
> datum
The attached raster is in Albers_Conic_Equal_Area on
North_American_Datum_1983. This is correctly indicated by the WKT.
The PROJ.4 string has no such datum information. This causes problems
with rgdal in R, which uses the PROJ.4 string and never receives the
datum information.
This seems to be l