Hi Roland,
I can't think of how to do this off-hand, but it did occur to me that
if you have the Scaler and Offsetter working you could set it all up
as a Custom Format. I'm not totally sure how that works with multiple
layers, but I think there's a good chance it would apply it to all (or
at worst you could define all your layers in the custom format, which
would be a pain, but a one-off job).

Hope this is of use,

Mark

--- In [email protected], "Roland Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> 
> I've got a load of data that needs converting to a local grid that's
based
> on British National Grid. Up to now I've been doing it in a custom
> transformer using a scaler and offsetter, but it would be quite
handy if I
> could set it up as a custom co-ordinate system, as some of the
datasets have
> large numbers of layers. Unfortunately the maths is a bit beyond me thus
> far, so I was wondering if anyone could help.
> 
> So here's British National Grid, for the uninitiated:
> 
> COORDINATE_SYSTEM_DEF BritishNatGrid                   \
>         DESC_NM  "British National Grid (ORD SURV GB)  (EPSG #27700)" \
>         GROUP    "EUROPE" \
>         DT_NAME  OSGB-7P                               \
>            PROJ  TM                                    \
>            UNIT  METER                                 \
>           PARM1  -2.0                                  \
>         ORG_LAT  49.0                                  \
>         SCL_RED  0.9996012717                          \
>           X_OFF  400000.0                              \
>           Y_OFF  -100000.0                             \
>         MAP_SCL  1.0
> 
> ... and the one I'm trying to set up is as follows:
> 
> x = ( ( bngX - 537500 ) / 0.99983344 ) + 27500
> y = ( ( bngX - 185000 ) / 0.99983344 ) + 15000
> 
> ... so presumably I need to modify the SCL_RED; X_OFF and Y_OFF values.
> 
> Can any local geniuses give me a hand with the numbers here? I've
managed to
> get it reasonably close, but it's a couple of metres off.
> 
> Thanks,
> Roland.
>




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