Felix,
> we’ve generated some vector data from hydro1k DEM-Data Europe, which we
> want to project to WGS 84 Lat/Long.
[snip]
> Which is the correspondent coordinate system in FME or can give me a
> hint, how to transform the vector-data?
As far as I know there's no corresponding FME coordsys. I think I've
used data from this site before and they had different coordinate
systems for every section.
I just checked my datastore folder and I have a WGS84 version of the
files. No idea how I got that though, it's been almost 2 years ago since
I worked with it. I think I ran them through Manifold.
I can send you the shapefiles for Europe if you like, contact me
privately if you're interested.
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