Does anybody know why there a gap appearing between two point layers create with ESRI and QGIS when I a reproject, from the same source file, to Robinson ?
The source coordinate system and destination coordinate system share the same datum. It seems there a shift depending on the technology used to reproject.
Here are the steps to reproduce:
I'm using a shapefile point layer in Lat/Long WGS84 Coordinate System and I reproject it to Robinson (EPSG 54030) using the Tool "Project" in ArcMap
I do the same thing in QGIS. I take the same point layer in WGS84 Lat/Long and reproject it to Robinson (EPSG 54030) using the "Save as.."
Download the sample point data here
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The source coordinate system and destination coordinate system share the same datum. It seems there a shift depending on the technology used to reproject.
Here are the steps to reproduce:
I'm using a shapefile point layer in Lat/Long WGS84 Coordinate System and I reproject it to Robinson (EPSG 54030) using the Tool "Project" in ArcMap
I do the same thing in QGIS. I take the same point layer in WGS84 Lat/Long and reproject it to Robinson (EPSG 54030) using the "Save as.."
Download the sample point data here
أكثر...