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Cs2cs performs transformation between the source and destination cartographic coordinate system on a set of input points.
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Define EPSG transformation code on command line with cs2cs
When using cs2cs for a one line transformation on the command line, I wish to use the EPSG code to define the transformation though have not yet worked out how to do it. … The best I have achieved is to define the area, when really I want to fix it to EPSG:1613.
echo 58 5 | cs2cs EPSG:4230 EPSG:4326 -f "%0.11f" --area EPSG:2334
This leads to me to another issue, in that …
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PROJ Helmert temporal ETRF2000 to ITRF2014
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I have transformed this by two independent means and get the following in UTM 31N:
349075.701 E 5669367.399 N
My understanding in PROJ, is that I can use the following to perform the same action:
cs2cs … Using the answer below and a one liner I get the same answer, but this is in WGS84 at the end (which is not want I want).
cs2cs EPSG:7931 EPSG:9000 -f "%.11f" FILE_LATLONG | cs2cs EPSG:9000 EPSG:32631 …
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