Re: Basemap with lat/ long on UTM Map (raster data in utm)

Any ETA on GMT5.1.1 release? I tried to do a similar thing like joerg
yesterday, and GMT crashes. I'm using the lastest stable version (GMT5.1.0
Win64).

Trying to execute the following command (taken out of context of course,
but I guess it shouldnt matter)

pscoast -Dh -Glightgray -Re499400/583600/8157200/8219600
--FORMAT_GEO_MAP=ddd:mmF -B1g1/.3g.1.5NE -W -Ju+34/1:250000 -O >> map.ps

crashes GMT. Same thing happens to psbasemap. Remove the '+' in the -J
command and you get at least a complaint that the UTM projection is
insufficiently specified to auto-determine geographic region.

A


2014-02-20 13:42 GMT+01:00 joerg robl <[email protected]>:

> Dear Paul, Jose, Joaquim,
>
> Thanks a lot for the reply! Just updated to  5.1.1_r12919 and everything
> is working as expected!
> Just a perfect moment to say thank you for developing GMT, which makes
> many things easy and perfect looking.
>
> cheers Jörg
>
>
> 2014-02-19 20:36 GMT+01:00 joerg robl <[email protected]>:
>
>  Dear GMT-Experts,
>>
>> I've some raster datasets in UTM Projection (Zone 33 northern
>> hemisphere). I don't want to re-project these datasets to a geographic
>> coordinate system (lat/long) but would like to have degrees annotated on
>> the basemap. I know that this can be done with GMT5 but I can not figure
>> out how.
>>
>> My region has the following extent
>>
>> west=596950.0
>> east=657900.0
>> south=5009050.0
>> north=5124450.0
>>
>> Therefore I thought the following command line should do the job:
>> psbasemap -Ju+33/1:1000000 -Re596950.0/657900.0/5009050.0/5124450.0 -B1 >
>> basemap.ps
>>
>> However the command crashes with a segmentation fault.
>> I'm using GMT 5.0.1b_r11681 [64-bit], which is not the recent version.
>>
>> Can somebody explain me what is wrong?
>>
>> regards Jörg
>>
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