Custom projections can be added to FME.
This article could be a good place to start:
Custom Coordinate Systems
If it's just a simple shift that's needed, you can use the Offsetter transformer.
Agree with @david_r: for a shift you can use the Offsetter,
If scaling is involved you might also need the Scaler transformer.
If re-projecting is involved you might need the Reprojector and possibly a custom coordinate system as mentioned before. Not sure if that is the case.
Hi
Thanks for the replies.
To confirm, its just the coordinates change to the local grid projection based on a grid starting at the bottom left of an area of interest.
Is there a simple transformer that can switch to this new local grid?
eg if i know the point is 567644, 567875 on a projected system, it needs to relate to the same point on the local grid but the coordinates are in this new local grid system. No scaling needs to happen and they are both based in metres.
Hi
Thanks for the replies.
To confirm, its just the coordinates change to the local grid projection based on a grid starting at the bottom left of an area of interest.
Is there a simple transformer that can switch to this new local grid?
eg if i know the point is 567644, 567875 on a projected system, it needs to relate to the same point on the local grid but the coordinates are in this new local grid system. No scaling needs to happen and they are both based in metres.
Sounds like the Offsetter should work.