[Xastir-Dev] Making geo maps fit the world.
Jerry Chamberlin
jerryc at netlab.org
Mon Sep 29 12:42:15 EDT 2003
PROJECTION=TM brought it fairly good in line.
Thanks
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003, Gerry Creager wrote:
> Couple of thoughts.
> 1. Looks like the projection is probably Lambert Conformal Conic with a
> central meridian of -98.5 or so. We don't do well with reprojection at
> this point (bring on GDAL!) so that's gonna be a bit of a problem.
> 2. The refresh interval on this forecast is probably more like hours,
> than 10 minutes. You can conserve some bandwidth by geting it every
> hour or 2... Radar refreshes at a 6 minute rate.
>
> Reprojection is a problem for you here. Until we either take full
> advantage of proj4 or migrate, we won't be able to account for all the
> strange and wonderful ways people have developed for drawing curved
> shapes on flat paper or monitors.
>
> And on that note, I've been slamming my head against proj4 in mapserver,
> and decided that while I may know something about reprojection, it's
> certainly NOT in the context of THAT code.
>
> 73, gerry
>
> Jerry Chamberlin wrote:
> > I have:
> >
> > #IWIN NOAA COMPOSITE
> > URL http://iwin.nws.noaa.gov/iwin/images/92f.gif
> > # X Y Long Lat
> > TIEPOINT 0 0 -129.00000 53.00000
> > TIEPOINT 1023 767 -67.00000 20.00000
> > IMAGESIZE 1024 768
> > REFRESH 600
> > TRANSPARENT #ffff
> >
> > Been playing to make fit.
> > How does one adjust for the curve of the eath.
> > Is there a tag or formula ?
> > THe weather alerts show up nice on top this NOAA Composite.
> >
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