Opened 7 years ago

Closed 7 years ago

#3944 closed patch (fixed)

[PATCH] Update spatial_ref_sys.sql to EPSG v9.2

Reported by: rouault Owned by: pramsey
Priority: medium Milestone: PostGIS 2.5.0
Component: postgis Version: 2.4.x
Keywords: Cc:

Description

Update already done in master version of GDAL, libgeotiff and proj.4

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spatial_ref_sys.sql.zip (306.1 KB ) - added by rouault 7 years ago.
Full spatial_ref_sys.sql zipped
spatial_ref_sys.sql.patch (223.9 KB ) - added by rouault 7 years ago.
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Change History (13)

by rouault, 7 years ago

Attachment: spatial_ref_sys.sql.zip added

Full spatial_ref_sys.sql zipped

by rouault, 7 years ago

Attachment: spatial_ref_sys.sql.patch added

Patch

comment:1 by strk, 7 years ago

Resolution: fixed
Status: newclosed

In 16156:

Update SRS to EPSG 9.2

Patch by Even Rouault
Closes #3944

comment:2 by strk, 7 years ago

Do we want to backport these Regina, Paul ?

comment:3 by robe, 7 years ago

I would say back to 2.4. wouldn't bother with further than 2.3 since we've EOL'd 2.2 already. The changes look like mostly new entries and minor updates to 2 or 3 existing.

comment:4 by pramsey, 7 years ago

Resolution: fixed
Status: closedreopened

The manual fixes from #3427 need to be brought forward. In particular, there's a whole pile specific to New Zealand :) almost all of them, really.

comment:5 by rouault, 7 years ago

The manual fixes from #3427 need to be brought forward. In particular, there's a whole pile specific to New Zealand :) almost all of them, really.

The fix for that should likely be implemented in GDAL importFromEPSG() rather than manual hacking in PostGIS derived file (that way the proj.4 'espg' file which is a derivative of GDAL as PostGIS 'spatial_ref_sys.sql' would also benefit from it). And there are also subtle implications since when having both +towgs84 and +nadgrids, I believe only +nadgrids is taken into account even if the grid is not available (might have changed with all the recent work in proj master, but not sure)

comment:6 by pramsey, 7 years ago

In 16158:

Manual fixes from PostGIS users (not many left now) to EPSG file
References #3944

comment:7 by pramsey, 7 years ago

In 16159:

Manual fixes from PostGIS users (not many left now) to EPSG file
References #3944

comment:8 by pramsey, 7 years ago

You say "manual hacking" with such distaste :) Regards the NZ changes, we probably only put them in at the request of the NZ people, so presumably they did something for them, at the time. Where would an upstream ticket go, geotiff or gdal?

comment:9 by rouault, 7 years ago

You say "manual hacking" with such distaste :)

Yes, because otherwise we have inconsistent conversion rules in the stack, and people will not replicate the same results when using ST_Transform() in PostGIS vs in GDAL, proj commandlines or with QGIS.

Where would an upstream ticket go, geotiff or gdal?

Likely GDAL. We should probably use data/coordinate_operation.csv and data/coordinate_operation_parameter_value.csv to find the appropriate grid. But the subject is non-trivial since proj4 4.x only support DatumA ←→ WGS84 ←—> DatumB conversions, whereas a lot of grids implement DatumA ←→ DatumB conversions. proj 5 will better handle this

comment:10 by jpalmer, 7 years ago

I did the orginal request on behalf of the NZ people(!): See https://trac.osgeo.org/postgis/ticket/631. I submitted the changes to ensure the higher accuracy NZ datum shift grids are used, because the geotiff/EPSG database that provided the SRS data didn't support this.

But the subject is non-trivial since proj4 4.x only support DatumA ←→ WGS84 ←—> DatumB conversions, whereas a lot of grids implement DatumA ←→ DatumB conversions. proj 5 will better handle this

Yes I remember this was exactly the reason why I didn't try to submit the changes upstream to geotiff/EPSG codebase.

proj 5 will better handle this

Yes the option to define multiple pipeline seems the right time to fix this. The people in QGIS could also benefit from this upstream work with the latest datum shift work they are doing: https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/pull/5535

comment:11 by pramsey, 7 years ago

Resolution: fixed
Status: reopenedclosed

I'm going to close this here and leave upstreaming the NZ work to you, @jpalmer

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