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Point:
X: -11705274.6374
Y: 4826473.6922
when you search with the first key value of 000090, as an example. I assume that this is a spatial reference.
I am looking for instructions, ...
Is there an easy way of transforming Shapely objects (namely, Polygons and MultiPolygons) from one projection to another without having to dig around and extract coordinates by hand?
In fact, I don'...
I am trying to install pyproj. I downloaded the zip folder on this page pyproj.
Then I copied it to C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.3\Lib. However, when I try to import the module, I get the message:
...
I have been using Pyproj for some time now doing only simple projection and transformation. I am totally new to vertical datum and differences in GEOID among Coordinate systems.
I have been trying to ...
Given a GeoPandas's GeoDataFrame containing a series of polygons, I would like to get the area in km sq of each feature in my list.
This is a pretty common problem, and the usual suggested solution in ...
Following on from this question How can I get epsg code in pyproj with version==2.1.3, I discovered that sometimes when intialising a pyproj Proj instance with a string ESPG code eventually results in ...
I have some points in EPSG:2284 and I'm trying to convert them to EPSG:4326 using pyproj, however I get weird results. When I go to the spatial reference website
I see that there is an endpoint that ...
I have a set of city networks whose coordinates are specified in lat/lons. I wish to run an algorithm on each network that treats them as a planar graph. I'm using python and can use pyproj to project ...
I am struggling with Python and Kartograph.py. I'd like to change coordinate system of the whole shapefile from EPSG:5514 to EPSG:4326. Found some code in here working for points, but I don't know how ...
For the past couple weeks I have been trying to view GOES17 data from netCDF files (converted to geotif) in QGIS 3.10 but cannot get the projection to work correctly.
I have attempted numerous ...
I'm trying to convert US census data (NAD83) to WGS84.
I know the difference between the two is quite minor, but trying to apply the transformation using pyproj does not do anything. e.g.:
from ...
I am converting a point from wgs84 into a state plane coord system (epsg: 32051, which is defined in US survey feet) using pyproj, but the transform isn't changing the z values into feet:
point_4326 =...
I'm trying to use those parameters and I receive a difference of ~0.5m
ALON and BSHM APN Points:
coords = [
(dms2rad([31,42,28.5694]), dms2rad([34,36,23.92196]), 55.671),
(dms2rad([32,46,44....
I am using pyproj inverse transform to add azimuth and distance "info" to an ordered geodataframe.
I am trying to iterate over all the rows in the geodataframe to add the "info" as ...
I have been trying to work on this issue on myself mainly referring to this post (Converting projected coordinates to lat/lon using Python?) but still didn't succeed.
I have some 2-D data function ...
I'm trying to convert pairs of x,y coordinates to latitude/longitude using python. The projection is "NAD_1983_HARN_StatePlane_Oregon_North_FIPS_3601_Feet_Intl" and a sample x,y pair is 7625659, ...
I'm trying to convert Projected bounds to WGS84 using Pyproj but getting strange results.
The Projected Bounds are : 909126.0155, 110626.2880, 1610215.3590, 424498.0529
The corresponding WGS84 ...
I'm trying to get the vegetation index nearest to a particular lat/long. I'm getting the data from here which is 250-meter spatial resolution hdf file. The globally gridded projection is split in 36 (...
I have some points in EPSG:4326
-110.28879750 64.46310187 405.49938863
-110.28879359 64.46310086 405.45967110
-110.28880175 64.46310446 405.93823604
-110.28880245 64.46310258 405.48060850
-110....
I have little experience with pyproj, but I want to achieve the following task:
I have a trajectory of a robot, given in lat/long coordinates which I want to convert to x/y Coordinates. In aerospace ...
According to this quite thorough answer :
Is re-projection needed from SRID 4326 (WGS 84) to SRID 4269 (NAD 83)?
the crs EPSG:4326 and EPSG:4269 are slightly different, due to a difference in one of ...
I have 9888562 records in dataframe and I would like to convert my lat, long to UTM x,y. according to my code, I have used pyproj package but because my data are too much it takes a long time and ...
I have little experience with pyproj, but I want to achieve the following task:
I have a trajectory of a robot, given in lat/long coordinates which I want to convert to x/y Coordinates. And I want to ...
I'm writing a simple Python Geoprocessing script which leverages two specific modules:
from osgeo import gdal
import pyproj
The script must be shared with colleagues in my organisation.To avoid ...
I'm trying to get to the bottom of the following (weird) problem. When applying pyproj.Transformer transformation to a certain polygon, it fails the first time with (inf,inf) throughout. Second and ...
Given a point, latitude and longitude, how would one find the coordinates of a rectangle centered on that point with a known width and height in meters? I tried using the Geodesic stuff from ...
I'm using pyproj in python and I want to get epsg code based on an existing Proj class. An example in version=1.9.6:
from pyproj import Proj
CGCS2000metre = Proj(init='EPSG:4544')
print(CGCS2000metre....
I have a WGS84 coordinate pair (37.7749295, -122.4194155). I have an image that is a Robinson Map Projection of the world. I'm trying to write a python script to locate my WGS84 coordinate on my ...
I am using pyproj to work with shp files and am relatively new to GIS. I am tryign to visualize the shp data, but am having a problem as I am incorrectly transforming the coordionates.
Here is an ...
I would like to convert Ellipsoidal height to Orthometric height in Python. I tried below:
import pyproj
EGM2008height = pyproj.Proj("EPSG:3855")
wgs84_ll = pyproj.Proj("EPSG:4326")
print(pyproj....
I may have asked in the wrong place here, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61147814. Then I discovered http://gis.stackexchange.com, so I decided to ask again here:
I have a UTM coordinate (zone, ...
I am trying to project regular WGS84 coordinates to a local projected system (Azimuthal Equidistant), using meters and centered on the eiffel tower (as an exemple). I am using python 3.8.2 and pyproj ...
Am trying to use python pyproj to do the above conversion (convert/transform from Hong Kong GRID to Hong Kong UTM), but am getting different values from the expected result.
My expected conversion ...
I have a location off of the coast of Madagascar with longitude and latitude:
X = 43.28191425
Y = -22.49701687
This point also has a Z value (height). I want to convert the lat,lon to UTM co-ords ...
I get different results using 2 methods to convert co-ordinates from WGS84, epsg:4326 to BNG (British National Grid) epsg:27700. The differences in the plotted eastings and northings values are very ...
I'm using pyProj to transform extents between two different geographical systems. In a case when both my systems are the same I expect to get back the same extents as inputted but this isn't happening ...
I have to use a .nc file as input in a model and such model requires projection_x_coordinate and projection_y_coordinate as variables but I don't have them. Is it possible to create them using pyproj, ...
I am using pyproj inverse transform to add azimuth and distance "info" to a grouped and ordered geodataframe. I asked a similar question earlier here, but I didn't realize grouping was a ...
I have a geopandas dataframe that has POINT geometry in NAD83. I want to use to_crs to change them to espg: 4326. When I first bring in the feature class as a gpd dataframe, it shows no crs, so I use ...
I have EPSG:28533 coordinates and would like to calculate its area in square meters and then transform these coordinates to EPSG:3857. I have taken the code from here to calculate the area but it does ...
I do not understand what these different EPSG's mean, even though they are both under WGS84.
The way the latitude and longitude values displayed are different in both the cases when I try to change ...
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