NTv2 grids: CANOA to WGS84 and more
Some interesting NTv2 transformation grids can be downloaded from here (bottom of page):
http://www.killetsoft.de/p_trdn_e.htm
Following a previous post, here is the Canoa to WGS84 transformation grid (download as a ZIP file and uncompress to get the GSB file which can be used in gvSIG and other GIS applications):
[Download Canoa to WGS84 transformation grid]
It's made up of 65136 nodes located across Venezuela and computed using the Molodensky-Badekas formulae with the ten official parameters. Therefore, this grid imitates the M-B transformation method. The average offset d (and its standard deviation s) between the result provided by this grid and the result of the formulae is approximately:
d = 0.00093 m = 0.93 mm
s = 0.00023 m = 0.23 mm
Official parameters can be seen here:
http://www.sirgas.org/fileadmin/docs/regvenPDVSA.pdf
Special thanks to:
Hermógenes Suárez (PDVSA, Venezuela)
José Nicolás Pérez Duin (PDVSA, Venezuela)
http://www.killetsoft.de/p_trdn_e.htm
Following a previous post, here is the Canoa to WGS84 transformation grid (download as a ZIP file and uncompress to get the GSB file which can be used in gvSIG and other GIS applications):
[Download Canoa to WGS84 transformation grid]
It's made up of 65136 nodes located across Venezuela and computed using the Molodensky-Badekas formulae with the ten official parameters. Therefore, this grid imitates the M-B transformation method. The average offset d (and its standard deviation s) between the result provided by this grid and the result of the formulae is approximately:
d = 0.00093 m = 0.93 mm
s = 0.00023 m = 0.23 mm
Official parameters can be seen here:
http://www.sirgas.org/fileadmin/docs/regvenPDVSA.pdf
Special thanks to:
Hermógenes Suárez (PDVSA, Venezuela)
José Nicolás Pérez Duin (PDVSA, Venezuela)
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