Regards,
Chris Mugdan
Question
geolocation in FME Workbench
Is there a way to geolocate a layer that is in a non-earth coordinate system? I can get three points to define the geolocation. I presume that this should be sufficient?
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Hi,
could you please elaborate a little, I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to accomplish. Some more details would help.
David
Yes, I should do that: I have some files in AutoCAD dwg format of floorplans. I want to geolocate (georeference?) those floorplans to make a layer with real world coordinates. I can get real world coordinates for points on the floorplan using Google maps but I do not know how to perform the transformations. I am at the beginner stage with this but I hope that my needs are clearer now.
Chris