Re: TFW format
Petr <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.gis.freegis |
|---|---|
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
ok, i know that my map is in S-42 coordinate system. what else i need to know to convert GPS coordinate to position in bitmap? Thnak you Bill Thoen wrote: > On Thu, Oct 06, 2005 at 04:12:01PM +0200, Petr wrote: > >>i need help with tfw format. I have tiff image and tfw file with >>description: >>200.00000000 >>0.00000000 >>0.00000000 >>-200.00000000 >>3408200.0000 >>5635500.0000 >> >>I searched internet and not found any information about using of this map. > > > Googling on "tfw format" I found the following on > http://www.asmail.be/msg0055111818.html: > --- > A sample TFW file opened up would look like: > > +6.00 > -0.00 > -0.00 > -6.00 > 1709053.00 > 807714.00 > > Line 1 - Cell size in the "X" direction > Line 2 - Insertion point in the "X" direction > Line 3 - Insertion point in the "Y" direction > Line 4 - Cell size in the "Y" direction > Line 5 - Easting value of insertion point "X" > Line 6 - Northing value of insertion point "Y" > > Note that sign on line 4 will tell you if the insertion point is the upper > left or lower left corner. A positive means the "Y" values are increasing > upwards and therefore, the registration must be starting at the bottom or > lower corner. Vice-versa for a negative sign. > --- > > Also, the GeoTIFF format spec can be found at: > http://www.remotesensing.org/geotiff/spec/geotiffhome.html > > > >>I need transform standard GPS coordinate (eg.: 50d04m55sN 14d26m03sE) to >>pixel coordinate in my map (eg.: 256px,414px aproximately) and backwards. > > > Unfortunately, knowing the TFW format won't help you with converting your > GPS coordinate. The TFW file doesn't contain coordinate system information, > so you don't know the projection method, datum, etc. But once you convert > it into the same system used in your TIFF file, the tfw parameters can be > used to locate it on your image accurately. > > - Bill Thoen