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The issue might be the same as #104.
I noticed that transforming coordinates between projections does not give very precise results.
For instance, consider the following projection:
+proj=lcc +lat_1=45.849 +lat_2=45.849 +lat_0=46.0086 +lon_0=11.4 +R=6370
Projecting the point (-472.97925020089707, -94.67829995316788) from this projection to WGS84 should give:
(-472.97925020089707, -94.67829995316788)
(5.378868945208383, 44.996568013546536)
(which is the result I get from netCDF-java or proj4js)
netCDF-java
proj4js
But it gives:
(5.3891133171636625, 44.99522341452963)
Which is ~0.01 degrees of error on the longitude, and ~0.001 of error on the latitude.
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The issue might be the same as #104.
I noticed that transforming coordinates between projections does not give very precise results.
For instance, consider the following projection:
Projecting the point
(-472.97925020089707, -94.67829995316788)
from this projection to WGS84 should give:(which is the result I get from
netCDF-java
orproj4js
)But it gives:
Which is ~0.01 degrees of error on the longitude, and ~0.001 of error on the latitude.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: