This option allows project
coordinates system configuration to be changed. Furthermore, it shows
information about the location thereof as well as of the code data base used.
The parameters going to make up
this configuration are as follows:
Project: Shows the project name and work directory.
CRS: Coordinate Reference System.
Shows the datum and the projection system selected. if you are using a geoid to
obtain orthometric altitudes, the vertical CRS is also shown. (See section Settings > Geodesy).
The
current system parameters can be changed by pressing the button
Area: Allows the filtering
of the coordinate system parameter search, leaving only the elements of the
selected zone. If you do not wish to use this filter, the box should be unchecked.
By pressing the button, the following list of continents and countries
is shown:
Favourites: If a
country is selected, a list is shown of the coordinates' systems most used in
this zone. Each element of this list contains information about the 4
parameters which are requested below. A new favourite system can be added by
pressing the button and entering a name.
Projected CRS: Projected coordinate
reference system. With this parameter
the projection system is indicated (UTM, Lambert, etc) and the datum used. (See section Settings > Geodesy)
Geo. Dat. Shift:
Indicates the transformation of geodetic datums used. It is necessary to
transform the geographic coordinates received from the GNSS receiver at
projected coordinates. (See section Settings > Geodesy)
Vertical CRS:
Vertical coordinate reference system. Indicates the system used to correct the
altitudes on the ellipsoid WGS84 which sends the GNSS receiver. (See section Settings >
Geodesy)
Ver. Dat. Shift:
Indicates the transformation of vertical datums used in the CRS. Only
transformations based on geoid files are allowed. (See section Settings >
Geodesy)
Local
System: This allows a local transformation to be
established in the project to be adjusted to the work area. (See section Local System)
CDB: Shows the directory and name of the file from the
code data base which is used in the project.
Once points have been recorded in the project, the
parameters of the coordinate reference system cannot be changed.
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