[Proj] inverse projecting ASCII data
Ken Mankoff
mankoff at gmail.com
Tue Oct 16 00:48:18 EDT 2007
Hi List,
I'm completely new to proj and fairly new to projections in general
at this level of detail, although I've been making maps for years
with higher level tools (IDL).
I now have an ASCII file centered on the south pole. I'd like to
inverse project it to a simple cylindrical gridded data set of, for
example, 1x1 degree latitude longitude boxes (eventual goal: Google
Earth layer that requires pole at edgcm of image).
I've been reading the man page for invproj but am not able to get
far at all. I don't know much about the data but I do know this:
* Polar Stereographic, 71S as true lat scale
* Grid is 5km
* I know the number of rows and columns of the input ASCII file
* And that "xllcorner: -2713600" and "yllcorner: -2304000"
but I don't know what these mean
I've come up with this mostly from an old archive post:
invproj +proj=stere +lon_0=0 +lat_0=-90 +lat_ts=-71 proj.test.in > proj.test.out
But don't fully understand the output, which looks like this:
> 135dW 89d52'11.473"S -9999 ....
> 135dW 89d52'11.473"S -9999 ...
and then suddenly
> 0dE 90dS 0 0 ...
Any help greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
-k.
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