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RSPS2000)
Fixes #2254
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Fixes https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/issues/36111
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and non metre units (contributes to fixes #2232)
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exporting it back as such (on the same object) (fixes #2228)
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Make projinfo --3d --boundcrs-to-wgs84 better work (fixes #2202)
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'LKS92_Latvia_TM' name, and other cleanups/improvements (fixes #2214)
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* Allow importing EPSG:{horizontal_code}+{geographic_code} and
turn it into valid Geographic 3D or Projected 3D CRS internally
* Allow importing WKT1 COMPD_CS[] with above structure
* On an object imported that way, allow exporting to WKT1_GDAL,
with this non-standard structure of a horizontal CRS + geographic CRS
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equal to a ESRI alias (fixes #2099)
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https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/issues/2347)
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representation of EPSG:2193
Adresses https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/issues/2303 by raising the
identification confidence from 25% to 90% (90% means equivalent for
all purposes, but name not strictly the EPSG official one)
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+nadgrids= and +pm= (#1998)
Fixes issue reported at
https://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/gdal-dev/2020-February/051749.html
The generated pipeline assumes that the input coordinates for the grid transformation
were related to the non-Greenwich based datum, so we must compensate for that and
add logic to go back to Greenwich.
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19111
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to units
Fixes bug reported in https://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/gdal-dev/2020-January/051481.html
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(fixes #1801)
Fix for
```
projinfo --identify "+proj=utm +zone=48 +a=6377276.345 +b=6356075.41314024 +towgs84=198,881,317,0,0,0,0 +units=m +no_defs +type=crs"
```
to only return BoundCRS of EPSG:3148: 70 %
Previously it also returned EPSG:23948 and EPSG:24048 whose projected CRS-only
parts where likely matches, but those 2 CRSs don't have a +towgs84=198,881,317,0,0,0,0,
so discard them.
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and EPSG:32761 "WGS 84 / UPS South (N,E)"
Fixes https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/issues/33077
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Add proj_create_derived_geographic_crs() and proj_create_conversion_pole_rotation_grib_convention() to address GRIB datasets using a pole rotation method
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not mess the derivingConversion object of the original object (fixes #1736)
normalizeForVisualization(), promoteTo3D(), demoteTo2D(), alterGeodeticCRS(),
alterCSLinearUnit() and alterParametersLinearUnit() all used the object
returned by derivingConversionRef() to create a new ProjectedCRS. While doing
so, this caused the derivingConversion of the original object to have its
targetCRS set to the object returned by normalizeForVisualization() and similar.
If that object died, then the weak pointer would be reset, and the original
ProjectedCRS() has now its derivingConversionRef()->targetCRS() nullptr
So bottom line is use derivingConversion() for anything that is not pure
reading !!!
This is confirmed to be the fix for the QGIS scenario in
https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/issues/30569#issuecomment-540060919
In QGIS use case, the issue arised when using a projected CRS with a non-GIS
friendly axis (that is where normalizeForVisualization() created a new projectedCRS)
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proj_create_conversion_pole_rotation_grib_convention() to address GRIB datasets using a pole rotation method
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faithful serialization of the geoid_geog_crs parameter of proj_create_vertical_crs_ex()
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Or more generally formulations that don't have an explicit axis order.
Refs https://github.com/pyproj4/pyproj/issues/475
projinfo 'GEOGCS["GCS_WGS_1984",DATUM["D_WGS_1984",SPHEROID["WGS_1984",6378137.0,298.257223563]],PRIMEM["Greenwich",0.0],UNIT["Degree",0.0174532925199433]]'
returns EPSG:4326 with 100% confidence.
But its axis order is not the same as EPSG:4326.
I've pondered about this, like decreasing the confidence of the match,
but this would have downstream effects on GDAL (shapefiles with the
above content in a .prj would no longer be identified as EPSG:4326).
So for now, document that oddity.
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are missing, especially for compound CRS. Helps having shorter/more relevant results
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transformations
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other CRS when the horizontal part of the projected CRS uses non-metre unit
Fix issue reported on https://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/proj/2019-October/008939.html
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return null.
It is true for datum(), but does not apply to coordinateSystem().
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approximate as WKT1 that doesn't support it
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string
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When we had a transformation between a compoundCRS and a target geographicCRS,
we did not take into account that in the vertical->other_geog_CRS transformation
we used, the other_geog_CRS was an implicit interpolation CRS. Thus before
doing vertical adjustment, we must go to this interpolation CRS.
The workflow is thus:
source CRS -> interpolation CRS + vertical adjustment + interplation CRS -> target CRS
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proj_crs_create_projected_3D_crs_from_2D() (fixes #1587)
Also add a --3d switch to projinfo
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- C API: PJ_GUESSED_WKT2_2019 is added, PJ_GUESSED_WKT2_2018 aliased to it
- C API: PJ_WKT2_2019[_SIMPLIFIED] is added, PJ_WKT2_2018[_SIMPLIFIED] alias to it
- C++ API: similarly for WKTFormatter::Convention::WKT2_2019[_SIMPLIFIED]
Those above changes should be fully backward API and ABI compatible.
projinfo changes:
- accept WKT2_2019 as value for -o switch. WKT2_2018 is still accepted (undocumented)
- output now uses 'WKT2_2019 string:', so might break scripts that would rely on that.
Other internal code references to WKT2_2018 changes to WKT2_2019, included
in tests.
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+datum=NAD27 and +over, where the datum was just replaced by its ellipsoid
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ParametricCRS and TemporalCRS
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Dynamic[Geodetic|Vertical]ReferenceFrame
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Transformation and ConcatenatedOperation
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When identifying an object that has already a code with authority A
but the authority of interest passed was B, then it was not checking
that A != B, and did not try to search in the objects of B.
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Fixes #1301
This function takes the output PJ from proj_create_crs_to_crs(),
and add (or undo) the needed axis swap operations so that the
object returned by proj_normalize_for_visualization() has the usual
GIS axis order.
In this implementation, this does something only if the coordinate
system of the source or target CRS, geographic or projected, has
NORTH, EAST ordering.
CompoundCRS wrapping those objects are also handled.
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