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?Reprojector: Internal error; reprojection failed

  • 29 March 2017
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I am trying to transform a JPG File in EPSG:31467 to an ECW File in EPSG:25832 using the transformation method DHDN_To_ETRS_1989_8_NTv2. The process fails with the following logs.

 

Reprojector: Internal error; reprojection failed

Reprojector: Internal error; reprojection failed

Reprojector: Invalid source and destination coordinate systems

ECW writer: An error has occurred: Error 48 "Could not perform Read/Write on file" file "" line 0

ECW writer: Failed to write dataset 'B:\\ECW_Prob\\TEST_25832.ecw'. This may occur if you have insufficient privileges to write this file, or if insufficient disk space is available

A fatal error has occurred. Check the logfile above for details

A fatal error has occurred. Check the logfile above for details

If I remove the "ESRIReprojetor" transformer I can convert from jpeg to ecw, but the reprojection is wrong.

CS-MAP Reprojector: Transformation will be automatically selected for 'EPSG:25832' -> 'EPSG:31467', and is not guaranteed to remain the same in future releases of FME

Reprojector: Using transformation `DHDN_to_ETRS89/01_8_ntv2_BeTA2007_FME,Inverse(Grid File Interpolation,EPSG:15948)' when reprojecting from EPSG:25832 to EPSG:31467

Reprojector:`DHDN_to_ETRS89/01_8_ntv2_BeTA2007_FME,Inverse(Grid File Interpolation,EPSG:15948)' will use the following grid shift files:

Reprojector: C:\\Program Files (x86)\\FME\\Reproject\\GridData\\Germany\\BeTA2007.gsb

Reprojector: If a point is outside the usable range of 'DHDN_to_ETRS89/01_8_ntv2_BeTA2007_FME' the following fallback transformation will be used: 'DHDN_to_WGS84,Inverse(Seven Parameter,EPSG:1673)'

Coordinate (approx) 20E:0N outside grid file coverage; fallback used.

Can anyone shed some light on why this reprojection is faulty?


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Please check the georeferencing of your source file. JPG is not internally georeferenced, so you should have a .jpw or .wld sidecar file for it.

The log reports that your source image has a coordinate 20,0, which in EPSG:25832 is near the equator, and far from the BeTA2007 grid boundary.

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