Thanks for your reply, Stefano
>There is no PROJCS as your target SRS is a geographic one. Indeeed
>you can see the GEOGCS label.
I think I understand what you are saying. If specific SRS has WGS84 system then
there is no projection.
> EPSG:31227 is not only deprecated, it was removed from EP
2012/12/13 deb :
> Hi,
>
> I want to re-project shapefile from current projection (whatever that is) to
> ESPG:4326.
> My example layer (misc.shp) is in EPSG:31227:
>
> > ogrinfo -al -so misc.shp
> INFO: Open of `misc.shp'
> using driver `ESRI Shapefile' successful.
>
> Layer
You are right. What I wrote doesn't make any sense. It just solved my initial
problem, which blinded me to think that I solved my more general problem, and
that is how to deal with all these projections and reference systems. I'm very
new to GIS
New ground control point feature solved my proble
Hi again,
sorry to say, but I just realized where I did wrong.
ogr2ogr can't "re-project" - that is apply transformation - it can only
set/change it. But not after this ticked was closed:
http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/ticket/4604
New -gcp switch can re-project - transform coordinates from one proj
Hi,
I want to re-project shapefile from current projection (whatever that is) to
ESPG:4326.
My example layer (misc.shp) is in EPSG:31227:
> ogrinfo -al -so misc.shp
INFO: Open of `misc.shp'
using driver `ESRI Shapefile' successful.
Layer name: misc
Geometry: Line S
