I am trying to reproject this feature in order to view it on bing MAP, but its not working,
those features should be located In Dammam City in Saudi Arabia
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Apparently the original data claims to be in UTM84-39N, which is in fact the correct UTM zone for Dammam.
Even when I specify this in the Reprojector (and the CSMapReprojector for that matter) and set the destination to EPSG:3857 instead of the deprecated EPSG:900913 the data ends up near the Maldives.
The most logical explanation is that the coordinates are not in the system that they claim to be or that there's a unit error.
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@redgeographics
Thanks , is there any way to fix it ?
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we did remove the bing map from the inspector and show UTM84-39N
we did test it on arc MAP and its on the right location please see the attached img
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Hi @boubcher,
The X and Y coordinates seem to swapped in your data. Please use a CoordinateSwapper transformer with Swap Type set to 'X <-> Y' to restore the correct coordinate order.
This coordinate swapping can happen if the data is originally imported from GML, or created from a surveyor's CSV file (they tend to put latitude first).
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Hi @boubcher,
The X and Y coordinates seem to swapped in your data. Please use a CoordinateSwapper transformer with Swap Type set to 'X <-> Y' to restore the correct coordinate order.
This coordinate swapping can happen if the data is originally imported from GML, or created from a surveyor's CSV file (they tend to put latitude first).
the same data is exposed and WFS and have the same issue but when we use the swapper it didn't work, is there any reason why ?