Dear all, thank you for the many contributions to this discussion. Some
background:
If you have not done so, please watch the address by Calvin Metcalf on Proj
[0]. From his reflections and the discussion that ensued it became apparent to
me that presently there is no CRS/projection registry
Thank you Dirk,
I was missing that part from Peter answer.
I fully understand that the solution we want to build need to respect
existing services.
And I wasn't suspect how many registry there was !
Regards,
Julien.
2016-09-02 9:38 GMT+02:00 Dirk Frigne :
> Peter,
>
Yes... this conversation has kind of morphed.
The projfinder.com idea started as a side project in collaboration with the
cugos.org group. The idea is simple...
Given a dataset with an unknown projection:
1) Have the end user give a "rough estimate" of the geo-location of the
dataset by
Foks,
I read through the emails of this thread and I'm still not sure to understand
what the exact focus would be. It seems it might go beyond the title of this
email thread.
Is it about documentation about projections ? If so, I guess improving proj.4
documentation could be appreciated.
Peter,
Carl,
Thank you for your valuable input to the discussion,
For me it is clear, as Peter suggests that improvements should be build
on top of what exists, and is carefully validated.
Dirk.
On 2016-09-02 01:45, Carl Reed wrote:
Julien -
The EPSG is what the OGC considers normative.
Julien -
The EPSG is what the OGC considers normative. This is because there are
humans in the loop that process requests for new a CRS to be added to the
EPSG database. The humans are geodesy experts who validate the
"correctness" or validity of a submitted CRS. After review, most submitted
CRSs
Hi Peter,
How open is the OGC registry ?
If data came from EPSG, it will not be really open : they never answer the
request I sent.
I think it's a human scalability problem (not really maintained).
The idea is to make an open registry.
May be it can use OGC registry, but projects might want to
Hi Manfred,
On 09/01/2016 05:55 PM, manf...@egger-gis.at wrote:
> Hello Peter,
>
> Sorry, I have never heard of this standard.
it is not a standard, it is a service offered by OGC (and based on standards).
> Is there a existing sample application using this database by OGC? Is there a
>
Hello Peter,
Sorry, I have never heard of this standard. Is there a existing sample
application using this database by OGC? Is there a simple way to get the WKT
like:
http://www.epsg-registry.org/
To Luís: Maybe before we start with a new datamodel and templates, we should
look what
OK. I will send a request in the next days to OSGeo about my wiki-page.
One question about github:
Is it possible to run something like a "servlet" on github, which answers
requests? I think not?
Maybe we have later to setup a additional webserver, which uses github as
database. So thats not
I am julien2512
:)
Le 31 août 2016 8:17 AM, "Luís de Sousa" a
écrit :
> Good, three is already a group!
>
> The strategy will be to define the data model and the templates while in
> parallel requiring formal endorsement from OSGeo. A project like this can
> only
Hi Nikos,
I would like to create a core group composed mostly by (but not restricted to)
charter members to steer the project. Therefore, even if you are not able to
contribute much, you can always help with knowledge and decision making.
Over the weekend I will create a GitHub group and a
https://github.com/maegger
Until today i am no member of OSGeo.
So is there a way to get a member of OSGeo?
Best regards
Manfred
-Original Message-
From: "Luís de Sousa"
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2016 2:17am
To: "manf...@egger-gis.at"
OK. I want to join the new github group, too.
Best regards,
Manfred
-Original Message-
From: "Julien Moquet"
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2016 1:04pm
To: "Luís de Sousa"
Cc: discuss@lists.osgeo.org, manf...@egger-gis.at
Subject: Re:
Set me into !
Julien.
Le 30 août 2016 11:34, "Luís de Sousa" a
écrit :
> Hi Julien et al.,
>
> My experience with Wikis is mostly negative, however, the GitHub
> "database" could work very well. The project could be hooked up to
> ReadTheDocs and folk would just
Hi,
should there not be a decision by OSGeo to promote a database before we start
to collect data in github?
Best regards,
Manfred
-Original Message-
From: "Luís de Sousa"
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2016 5:34am
To: "Julien Moquet"
Hi Julien et al.,
My experience with Wikis is mostly negative, however, the GitHub "database"
could work very well. The project could be hooked up to ReadTheDocs and folk
would just commit their .rst and .md files. Preparatory work would go around
defining the templates to submit projections,
Hi all,
I am agree with manfred and Luis : we can improve spatial reference data a
lot !
It is a good idea to extend it to mathematical definitions, but its sounds
like a wiki.
I propose to start checking up wikipedia's data over projection references
and mathematical models, up to the proj4's
Dear Luis,
Which concrete detail is not clear about the projection finder project?
Maybe a look at the testservice of Aaron will help to understand this idea:
www.projfinder.com ?
Best regards,
Manfred
-Original Message-
From: "Luís de Sousa"
Sent:
Dear Manfred,
The projection finder project is not entirely clear to me, however, the
suggestion for a new coordinate system database is indeed pertinent. This was
referred in other addresses at the conference: spatialreference.org has not
been maintained for several years; parts of proj4 are
Hello,
At FOSS4G 2016 in Bonn i talked with Venkatesh Raghavan about my poster
presentation "SHAPEFILE PROJECTIONFINDER". URL to poster:
http://www.egger-gis.at/app/download/13175253496/POSTER_EGGER_FOSS4G.pdf?t=1469787116
He recommended to start a discussion in this mailing list about the
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