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In the scope of adding a new feature to https://spatialreference.org/ base crs, in a similar way it is done in epsg.org, I think I need proj_query_geodetic_crs_from_datum. (Please, correct me if I am wrong).
base crs
The idea will be to get the geographic 3D from a geographic 2D, or a geocentric from a geographic 3D as base crs.
Something like EPSG:6318 -> EPSG:6319 -> EPSG:6317
(For a projected and compound there are already tools in pyproj)
Looking at proj documentation, I think it is doable with proj_query_geodetic_crs_from_datum. It is the only missing piece.
proj_query_geodetic_crs_from_datum
Should I implement that function? Where in the code?
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This would be a good home for it: https://github.com/pyproj4/pyproj/blob/main/pyproj/database.pyx
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In the scope of adding a new feature to https://spatialreference.org/
base crs
, in a similar way it is done in epsg.org, I think I need proj_query_geodetic_crs_from_datum. (Please, correct me if I am wrong).The idea will be to get the geographic 3D from a geographic 2D, or a geocentric from a geographic 3D as
base crs
.Something like EPSG:6318 -> EPSG:6319 -> EPSG:6317
(For a projected and compound there are already tools in pyproj)
Looking at proj documentation, I think it is doable with
proj_query_geodetic_crs_from_datum
. It is the only missing piece.Should I implement that function? Where in the code?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: