api.rar_ dbf_.shx_autocad_shapfile_shx 文件

shpproj using the projection tools proj and invproj we have implemented a shapefile projection utility shpproj shp_file new_shp ( -i=in_proj_file | -i="in_params" | -i=geographic ) ( -o=out_info_file | -o="out_params" | -o=geographic ) INPUT Input can come from one of three sources. A projection parameter file, directly through parameters or geographic. If the shapefile has an associated prj file, name the same as the shapefile but ending in ".prj" it will be used by default ignoring all other parameters. If input is omitted it defaults to geographic, unless the default prj file exists.. OUTPUT Output can come from one of three sources. A projection parameter file, directly through parameters or geographic. If output is omitted it defaults to geographic. PROJECTION PARAMETER FILE This file MUST end with the extension ".prj". It has the form of one projection parameter per line. Parameters can be in any order. PROJECTION PARAMETERS Are the same as used by proj and invproj. use proj -lP to see available projections proj -lu to see available units proj -le to see available ellipsoid USAGE the following example projects file rowtest to row3, moving data from Stateplane NAD83 zone 1002 to utm zone 16 in meters shpproj rowtest row -i="init=nad83:1002 units=us-ft" -o="proj=utm zone=16 units=m" shpproj rowtest row3 -o="proj=utm zone=18 units=m" -i="zone=16 proj=utm units=us-ft" shpproj rowtest row3 -o="proj=utm zone=18 units=m" shpproj rowtest row3 -i=myfile.prj -o=geographic shpproj rowtest row3 -is=myfile.prj Datums Stateplane data can be accessed by the init function init=nad83:1003 which is of the form datum:FIPSzone To move from NAD27 to NAD83 or otherwise the shpproj utility moves to geographic coordinates and the back to the desired datum. proj can handle direct datum to datum conversions but it is umimplemented here. for a complete listing of FIPSZones by datum read nad/nad.lst in the PROJ4 library CAUTION It is possible to get very poor results for projection values when using coordinates VERY far away from the intended scope of the projection. An example of a poor projection choice would be to move from nad83:1002 (Georgia West) for data in California into utm. The resulting data will be much less accurate than if it had started as geographic.