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A Python interface to the PROJ library to perform cartographic transformations and geodetic computations.
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Projecting data from 'EPSG:4326' to Lambert Azimuthal Equal Area with PyProj [closed]
I have a list of data points given in lon/lat coordinates, which I want to convert to cartesian ones using pyproj. … Is pyproj using some default radius despite me defining the ellipsoid, or am I doing something wrong? …
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