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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">El 16/10/13 12:07, Ravi Kumar escribió:<br>
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<div>Hi,</div>
<div>I am preparing for an exercise in Vector analysis, using
gvSIG,Qgis and OpenJUMP.</div>
<div>The shape file opens in units= 'metre', in Qgis and
OpenJUMP but it is not so with gvSIG.</div>
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font-style: normal;">above is a link to one of the shapes.
gvSIG opens it with units that are not metres, and also shows
lat longs upsurd.</div>
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Dear Ravi,<br>
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Your shapefile is in projected coordinates. To open it on gvSIG you
need to set up your view on the CRS of your data, or if you use a
lat/lon CRS (like EPSG:4326) then you have to declare the CRS of
your data in order to let gvSIG do the on-the-fly transformation.<br>
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Using "ogrinfo" tool, your data is like this (note the extent and
layer SRS metadata):<br>
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[jsanz:~/tmp/ravi] $ ogrinfo -so shape-files/INDIA_boundary_arc.shp
INDIA_boundary_arc<br>
INFO: Open of `shape-files/INDIA_boundary_arc.shp'<br>
using driver `ESRI Shapefile' successful.<br>
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Layer name: INDIA_boundary_arc<br>
Geometry: Line String<br>
Feature Count: 14<br>
Extent: (427826.375000, 250872.984000) - (3271592.250012,
3509010.750000) <br>
Layer SRS WKT:<br>
(unknown) <br>
OBJECTID: Integer (9.0)<br>
FNODE_: Integer (9.0)<br>
TNODE_: Integer (9.0)<br>
LPOLY_: Integer (9.0)<br>
RPOLY_: Integer (9.0)<br>
LENGTH: Real (13.11)<br>
BOUNDARY_: Integer (9.0)<br>
BOUNDARY_I: Integer (9.0)<br>
TYPE: String (25.0)<br>
Shape_Leng: Real (19.11)<br>
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Hope it helps<br>
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