Hi Roland:
Something seems wrong with your data. The z elevation is 4736 km which
is a bit high for terrestrial mapping applications.
Kirk Schmidt
On 2/27/2026 8:33 AM, Roland Spielhofer via QGIS-User wrote:
Hi,
I have a set of coordinates as geocentric x, y, z 3D-coordinates in
ETRF89 (located in Austria), which should be, if I am not wrong,
EPSG:7194.
It is a CSV file.
As an example:
x y z
4080019.8005 1202964.0971 4736921.5758
When I import it via "Data source manager/delimited text", I select
EPGS:7194 as CRS and assign the x to "X-field", y to the "Y-Field" and
z to the "Z-Field".
The QGIS project itself is in ETRS89/UTM33 - and this is the target
system I eventually want my points in.
When I add a basemap and compare the points created, they all lie
around the equator.
I also tried different EPSG during import, e.g. EPSG:4346, but the
points created stay at the same [wrong] location.
How do I do the import to end up having points at the right locations?
Thanks in advance!
Roland
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