Am 2012-05-05 00:04, schrieb Ian kirk-ellis:
All , yes Ive tried the "on the fly" setting but to no avail. I attch a link
where I have uploaded the points, the mapping I am using and a google map plot the coords
(which is right!). Any bright ideas please advise, I have some other data from another
source where I have a similar problem. Please help :-)
Hello,
as far as I can tell from your data, your rasterfile has a problem with
its projection: The associated .tfw file you put online had the wrong
name (the raster is named ST.tif, therefore the .tfw - file has to be
named ST.tfw).
So two questions to dig further:
Is it the right .tfw file for that raster?
And in which projection is the raster - in the .tfw file are just
numbers, from which it is hard to guess for me, to which coordinate
system they belong to... (UTM or a national grid...)
Maybe for a little background, a look on wikipedia...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Map_projection
HTH,
Albin
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