Hi all,
I am generating a workspace for a client. A requirement is that output data should be in EPSG:29902.
The writers have been defined to use 29902 as the output coordinate system. However, when I open the datasets in QGIS or Arc, the data is reporting as coordinate system EPSG:29903.
Is there a way to correct this behaviour? Attached is a simple workbench with a creator transformer and a writer set to use 29902. But the output generated is 29903.
Many thanks
+22Which EPSG code shows the FME Data Inspector? Maybe FME is doing the job OK.
Also, check the definition of the EPSG:29903: https://epsg.io/29903
There it says the PESG:29902 was replaced by the EPSG:29903 in 1975.
Which EPSG code shows the FME Data Inspector? Maybe FME is doing the job OK.
Also, check the definition of the EPSG:29903: https://epsg.io/29903
There it says the PESG:29902 was replaced by the EPSG:29903 in 1975.
Hi oscard. Hmm, you are right. FME inspector is showing EPSG:29902 and so is the coordinate system extractor transformer
+22Hi oscard. Hmm, you are right. FME inspector is showing EPSG:29902 and so is the coordinate system extractor transformer
If the EPSG:29902 is obsolete, that could be the reason QGis shows the other one. According to the definition, both coordinate systems are similar.
+22Hi oscard. Hmm, you are right. FME inspector is showing EPSG:29902 and so is the coordinate system extractor transformer
You could try this: get two outputs. One with EPSG:29902 and the other one with 29903. Open both of them with FME Data Inspector and compare the coordinates of the same vertex in both outputs.
