This is a problem I have been struggling with quite a bit and so far have not found a good solution, so I hope to find some help here or an eyeopener where I have gone wrong so far.
Using QGIS 2.10.1 I am importing a csv point file into a project in CRS World_Gall_Stereographic (EPSG:54016) (shapefile layers correctly reprojected and saved as new shp files beforehand). I am working on a global scale and need meter as units, so this projection was recommended as the best.
Importing the csv file and choosing EPSG:54016 as CRS, the results I am getting are completely off, the points are displayed in the wrong place and in a completely wrong scale. Opening the csv point file in a new project with EPSG:54016 gives me good results, saving it as shp file works but importing it into the work project gives the same odd results. I have played with OTF activated or not, but no changes either.
Here are some pictures to illustrate the problem:
Something tells me I might be overlooking something or making a mistake with the reprojection. Thanks a lot for recommendations and help
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Using QGIS 2.10.1 I am importing a csv point file into a project in CRS World_Gall_Stereographic (EPSG:54016) (shapefile layers correctly reprojected and saved as new shp files beforehand). I am working on a global scale and need meter as units, so this projection was recommended as the best.
Importing the csv file and choosing EPSG:54016 as CRS, the results I am getting are completely off, the points are displayed in the wrong place and in a completely wrong scale. Opening the csv point file in a new project with EPSG:54016 gives me good results, saving it as shp file works but importing it into the work project gives the same odd results. I have played with OTF activated or not, but no changes either.
Here are some pictures to illustrate the problem:
Something tells me I might be overlooking something or making a mistake with the reprojection. Thanks a lot for recommendations and help
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