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Defining spatial reference using ArcGIS Pro?
Problem with spatial reference system / shapefile projectionProjecting data without spatial reference in ArcGIS Desktop?Checking whether Spatial Reference is Projected Coordinate System using ArcPy?Projecting Coordinates in ArcGIS Pro?How can I assign spatial information in ArcGIS Pro?Point shapefile missing spatial reference informationDefining Projection For NetCDF Files Using Lat/Lon rasterQGIS 3.0 is showing a point's coordinates in the original spatial reference system instead of the project's spatial reference systemDetect the coordinate reference system based on an imageDynamically changing spatial reference using ArcGIS API for JavaScript?
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I want to define with ArcGis Pro the right spatial reference for a layer, which has no coordinate system asigned, but coordinates - 300.040,40940 Top and 424.407,907900 Right.
I am not really certain, how can I recognise with the given coordinates the real projection or CS.
Do you have any idea, or does my question make sense?
coordinate-system arcgis-pro
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I want to define with ArcGis Pro the right spatial reference for a layer, which has no coordinate system asigned, but coordinates - 300.040,40940 Top and 424.407,907900 Right.
I am not really certain, how can I recognise with the given coordinates the real projection or CS.
Do you have any idea, or does my question make sense?
coordinate-system arcgis-pro
edited Apr 3 at 8:34
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asked Apr 3 at 5:02
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It looks like a local datum, too big to be geographic, too small to be projected. You will need to find out what the datum and projection are from the place you got the data from... your only other choice is to use the spatial adjustment toolbar to warp to known to be accurate data in the same area.
– Michael Stimson
Apr 3 at 5:10
1
But you probably know at least country location od this layer?
– TomazicM
Apr 3 at 7:56
what are the four coordinates ? Do you know where it should be ?
– radouxju
Apr 3 at 9:20
Hi @TomazicM yes, the country is Austria and the layer should be on the border between Germany and Austria near by Salzburg (Saalach).
– MoRu02
Apr 4 at 5:06
Hi @radouxju the four other coordinates are: Top 300.040,409400 Bottom: 298.970,669300 Left: 424.407,188200 Right: 425.163,907900
– MoRu02
Apr 4 at 5:07
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I want to define with ArcGis Pro the right spatial reference for a layer, which has no coordinate system asigned, but coordinates - 300.040,40940 Top and 424.407,907900 Right.
I am not really certain, how can I recognise with the given coordinates the real projection or CS.
Do you have any idea, or does my question make sense?
coordinate-system arcgis-pro
edited Apr 3 at 8:34
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked Apr 3 at 5:02
MoRu02MoRu02
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I want to define with ArcGis Pro the right spatial reference for a layer, which has no coordinate system asigned, but coordinates - 300.040,40940 Top and 424.407,907900 Right.
I am not really certain, how can I recognise with the given coordinates the real projection or CS.
Do you have any idea, or does my question make sense?
coordinate-system arcgis-pro
coordinate-system arcgis-pro
edited Apr 3 at 8:34
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It looks like a local datum, too big to be geographic, too small to be projected. You will need to find out what the datum and projection are from the place you got the data from... your only other choice is to use the spatial adjustment toolbar to warp to known to be accurate data in the same area.
– Michael Stimson
Apr 3 at 5:10
1
But you probably know at least country location od this layer?
– TomazicM
Apr 3 at 7:56
what are the four coordinates ? Do you know where it should be ?
– radouxju
Apr 3 at 9:20
Hi @TomazicM yes, the country is Austria and the layer should be on the border between Germany and Austria near by Salzburg (Saalach).
– MoRu02
Apr 4 at 5:06
Hi @radouxju the four other coordinates are: Top 300.040,409400 Bottom: 298.970,669300 Left: 424.407,188200 Right: 425.163,907900
– MoRu02
Apr 4 at 5:07
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It looks like a local datum, too big to be geographic, too small to be projected. You will need to find out what the datum and projection are from the place you got the data from... your only other choice is to use the spatial adjustment toolbar to warp to known to be accurate data in the same area.
– Michael Stimson
Apr 3 at 5:10
1
But you probably know at least country location od this layer?
– TomazicM
Apr 3 at 7:56
what are the four coordinates ? Do you know where it should be ?
– radouxju
Apr 3 at 9:20
Hi @TomazicM yes, the country is Austria and the layer should be on the border between Germany and Austria near by Salzburg (Saalach).
– MoRu02
Apr 4 at 5:06
Hi @radouxju the four other coordinates are: Top 300.040,409400 Bottom: 298.970,669300 Left: 424.407,188200 Right: 425.163,907900
– MoRu02
Apr 4 at 5:07
1
1
It looks like a local datum, too big to be geographic, too small to be projected. You will need to find out what the datum and projection are from the place you got the data from... your only other choice is to use the spatial adjustment toolbar to warp to known to be accurate data in the same area.
– Michael Stimson
Apr 3 at 5:10
It looks like a local datum, too big to be geographic, too small to be projected. You will need to find out what the datum and projection are from the place you got the data from... your only other choice is to use the spatial adjustment toolbar to warp to known to be accurate data in the same area.
– Michael Stimson
Apr 3 at 5:10
1
1
But you probably know at least country location od this layer?
– TomazicM
Apr 3 at 7:56
But you probably know at least country location od this layer?
– TomazicM
Apr 3 at 7:56
what are the four coordinates ? Do you know where it should be ?
– radouxju
Apr 3 at 9:20
what are the four coordinates ? Do you know where it should be ?
– radouxju
Apr 3 at 9:20
Hi @TomazicM yes, the country is Austria and the layer should be on the border between Germany and Austria near by Salzburg (Saalach).
– MoRu02
Apr 4 at 5:06
Hi @TomazicM yes, the country is Austria and the layer should be on the border between Germany and Austria near by Salzburg (Saalach).
– MoRu02
Apr 4 at 5:06
Hi @radouxju the four other coordinates are: Top 300.040,409400 Bottom: 298.970,669300 Left: 424.407,188200 Right: 425.163,907900
– MoRu02
Apr 4 at 5:07
Hi @radouxju the four other coordinates are: Top 300.040,409400 Bottom: 298.970,669300 Left: 424.407,188200 Right: 425.163,907900
– MoRu02
Apr 4 at 5:07
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If you go to https://epsg.io/, select CRS EPSG:3416 and input top left coordinates, this is what you get:
If this CRS is not the right one, you can try also some other CRSs that cover Austria, just search for Austria on https://epsg.io/
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If you go to https://epsg.io/, select CRS EPSG:3416 and input top left coordinates, this is what you get:
If this CRS is not the right one, you can try also some other CRSs that cover Austria, just search for Austria on https://epsg.io/
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If you go to https://epsg.io/, select CRS EPSG:3416 and input top left coordinates, this is what you get:
If this CRS is not the right one, you can try also some other CRSs that cover Austria, just search for Austria on https://epsg.io/
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If you go to https://epsg.io/, select CRS EPSG:3416 and input top left coordinates, this is what you get:
If this CRS is not the right one, you can try also some other CRSs that cover Austria, just search for Austria on https://epsg.io/
answered Apr 4 at 5:36
TomazicMTomazicM
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If you go to https://epsg.io/, select CRS EPSG:3416 and input top left coordinates, this is what you get:
If this CRS is not the right one, you can try also some other CRSs that cover Austria, just search for Austria on https://epsg.io/
answered Apr 4 at 5:36
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It looks like a local datum, too big to be geographic, too small to be projected. You will need to find out what the datum and projection are from the place you got the data from... your only other choice is to use the spatial adjustment toolbar to warp to known to be accurate data in the same area.
– Michael Stimson
Apr 3 at 5:10
1
But you probably know at least country location od this layer?
– TomazicM
Apr 3 at 7:56
what are the four coordinates ? Do you know where it should be ?
– radouxju
Apr 3 at 9:20
Hi @TomazicM yes, the country is Austria and the layer should be on the border between Germany and Austria near by Salzburg (Saalach).
– MoRu02
Apr 4 at 5:06
Hi @radouxju the four other coordinates are: Top 300.040,409400 Bottom: 298.970,669300 Left: 424.407,188200 Right: 425.163,907900
– MoRu02
Apr 4 at 5:07