Dear all,
I would like to reproject a point layer with the CRS being WGS84 (EPSG
4326) to the standard German CRS being ETRS89/UTM32N (EPSG 25832) with
high precision < 1m. The geodatic datum ETRS89 did only correspond to
WGS84 when it was established in 1989, but given that ETRS89 is
plate-fixed but WGS84 is not, they presently differ by about 1m.
Although some post say that it is possible in QGIS to consider the epoch
(time the data have been mapped) when reprojecting earth-fixed
(non-plate fixed) geographic coordinates to a plate-fixed geodatic
datum, I found no solution to do this in the QGIS GUI.
I really would appreciate if someone could explain in detail where and
how to do this transformation in the GUI of QGIS.
Thanks
Jochem
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Jochem Kail
Dr. rer. nat.
University of Duisburg-Essen
Faculty of Biology
Department of Aquatic Ecology
Universitätsstrasse 5
D-45141 Essen
Germany
Room S05T03B08
Tel: +49.201.183.3046
Tel: +49.160.96228374
Fax: +49.201.183.2179
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