[OSRS-PROJ] UTM vs TMERC
Clifford J Mugnier
cjmce at lsu.edu
Tue Oct 21 12:51:52 EDT 2003
Generally speaking that is correct IF you are only interested in staying
within the +/- 3 degrees of the central meridian. Zone extensions can be
problemmatic, especially for surveying/geodetic transformation accuracies.
When one starts "chasing millimeters," there are more mathematical details
that need to be accounted for. For GIS applications withing the 6-degree
belt, they are usually inconsequential.
Cliff Mugnier
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
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Omry Yadan wrote:
> So generally speaking, if I have a working implementation of TMERC, its
just
> a matter of parameters to make it include UTM?
Omry,
Right. You can do any UTM projection conversion with appropriate choice of
Transverse Mercator parameters.
Best regards,
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