I would like to reproject a Geosoft grid in ArcMap. Resolution: To reproject a Geosoft grid in ArcGIS : From the ArcToolbox, expand Data Management Tools > Projections and Transformations > Raster and double-clickProject Raster. Browse to and select theInput Raster(i.e. the Geosoft grid)....
I recently encountered a business need to reproject a hosted web feature layer from an obscure projection to Web Mercator. This layer was inadvertently published by a user that had previously used said projection and forgot to change it when publishing. Working with Esri Solutions Engineer...
You still need to Define Projection (presumably WGS 1984), in addition to using the world file. It works just fine for me, with your original world file. Because the data itself now has a spatial reference, you can reproject it however you want: Reply 0 Kudos ...
**The Project tool in ArcToolbox was updated at ArcGIS 9.2 to support annotation; therefore, the steps below are no longer applicable in ArcGIS 9.2 or later versions.** Instructions provided describe how to use the Geoprocessing toolbox to reproject geodatabase annotation to a different projected...
All KML and KMZ files are created in the WGS84 coordinate system. You need to be sure your layers will properly project if they aren't already in WGS84. You can use the Project tool to reproject your data prior to KML conversion if your projection requires ...
You still need to Define Projection (presumably WGS 1984), in addition to using the world file. It works just fine for me, with your original world file. Because the data itself now has a spatial reference, you can reproject it however you want: Reply 0 Kud...
So I need a way to set the spatial reference of the output 'burnt_areas_mask' to the spatial reference of 'burnt_areas'. The "reproject" function looks like a possible solution. https://developers.arcgis.com/python/api-reference/arcgis.raster.functions.html#reproject...
So it is nearly 300 meters distortion. So now I using next algorithm. I project road in Pulkovo CS and then find the point on the needed distance. Then I reproject this point to desired CS. Reply 0 Kudos An Unexpected Error has occurred....
I am not sure what your basemaps spatial reference is but the error is stating that it can not reproject to 4326. Reply 0 Kudos Previous 1 2 Next An Unexpected Error has occurred. Related Tags javascript web_developers featurelayer arcgis-api-for-javascri… javascript-api ja...
The file is in decimal degrees, how can I change to meters. Iam using ArcGIS 9.3 Solved! Go to Solution. shp studyarea_Clip1.shp.zip Reply 0 Kudos All Posts Previous Topic Next Topic 1 Solution by AnthonyGiles 01-01-2015 06:06 AM Ruttia, you are...