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Subject: GISList: Re: Gauß Krüger
Date:  10/01/2001 12:21:22 AM
From:  Santosh Nandi



Hi:
I was able to understand much of Gauß Krüger because of decisive suggestions
from :
Martina, Rebecca, Irene and Uwe.
Thanx to all of you.
Very sincerely,
Santosh Nandi
Project Manager
Sar Softech Pvt. Ltd.
IDCO Tower 2000, Mancheswar,
Bhubaneswar, India - 751010
Tel: +91 674 586285 Fax: +91 674 586284
E-mail: sann@sarsoftech.com
Website: www.sarsoftech.com




>From: Irene Marzolff To: svnandi@HOTMAIL.COM
>Subject: Gauß Krüger
>Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2001 12:21:50 +0200
>
>Santosh,
>this is the German Natinal Grid projection.
>The GK system is a transverse mercator with 3°-zones (similar to the UTM
>system, which has 6° zones). Northing values are meters referring to the
>equator, Eastings are meters referring to the central meridian of the zone
>plus the zone number als first digit. There IS a false Easting, which is
>always 500000 m for the central meridian. Thus, your data are from zone 3
>(first digit in Easting).
>In ArcView, you cannot specify datums, but if you want to specify your
>projection when transforming your data to decimal degrees or other, use the
>following specifications:
>Projection: Transverse Mercator
>Spheroid: Bessel
>central meridian: 9 (9° East is the central meridian for zone 3)
>reference latitude: 0 (Equator)
>Scale factor: 1
>False Easting 3500000 (500000 m plus zone number)
>False Northing: 0
>
>Hope this works for you. Good luck,
>Irene
>
>
>
>Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2001 09:25:51 +0530
>From: Santosh Nandi <svnandi@HOTMAIL.COM>
>Subject: Gauß Krüger
>
>Hi,
>A map was to be geo-referenced in arcview and the following specification
>was given.
>Gauß Krüger(Transerverse Mercator, Potsdam Datum, Bessel-Ellipsoid)
>Easting:
>34 56
> 25 (in km) Northing: 30 (in km).
>
>How can I translate this specification with respect to arcview. I
>understand
>that this has to be taken as mercator projection,but
>have doubts about potsdam datum and about the Northing.To my knowledge for
>all the zones in germany False Northing is 0.
>Any information regarding this would be greatly helpful.
>
>Thanks in anticipation
>Santosh Nandi
>


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