# this file contains datum shift parameters for the # 7 parameter Bursa-Wolf datum shift transformation, # it supplies a datum database table for GRASS 5.0 # format: # shortname "description" ellipsoid dx= dy= dz= Rx= Ry= Rz= M= # # where short name is a single word datum specifier, # description is a long name (enclosed in double qoutes), # ellipsoid is the acronym of the ellipsoid used with this map datum, # dx, dy, dz, Rx, Ry, Rz (in radians) and M (in ppm) are the # datum shift parameters. # no spaces allowed before or after the =. # # Please comment and cite the source if you add new parameters # to this list. # from NIMA document TR8350.2 # different sources: # Potsdam Rauenberg, unknown source #potsdam "Potsdam Rauenberg" bessel dx=-597.539 dy=-37.068 dz=-402.808 Rx=-1.37 Ry=0.37 Rz=-2.65 M=-8.92 # Potsdam Rauenberg 1950 potsdam "Potsdam Rauenberg 1950" bessel dx=586.0 dy=87.0 dz=409.0 Rx=-0.52 Ry=-0.15 Rz=2.82 M=9 #potsdam "Potsdam Rauenberg 1950" bessel dy=582.0 dy=105.0 dz=414.0 Rx=-1.04 Ry=-0.35 Rz=3.08 M=9 # System 42 1983 Pulkow ? #S-42 "System 42 1983" krassovsky dx=24.0 dy=-123.0 dz=-94.0 Rx=-0.02 Ry=0.25 Rz=0.13 M=1.1 pulko "Pulkovo 1942" krassovsky dx=24.0 dy=-123.0 dz=-94.0 Rx=-0.02 Ry=0.25 Rz=0.13 M=1.1 # OSGB36 from document 50000026.pdf from Ordnance Survey at http://www.o-s.co.uk/services/geo6.htm # these parameters transform from ERTS89 (WGS84) to OSGB36/ODN datum, accuracy about 5 meters. # M = Scale, Scale Factor = 1:20.4894 => Scale (1-SF) = 0.9511942 ??? don't know what this is here, so don't use it. # OSGB36 "Ordnance Survey GB 1938" airy dx=-446.448 dy=125.157 dy=-542.060 Rx=-0.1502 Ry=-0.2470 Rz=-0.8421 M=0.9511942 # from the NIMA geotrans package from the file 7_param.dat (with the us-american sign convention?) #eur50 "European 1950 mean" international dx=-102.0 dy=-102.0 dz=-129.0 Rx=0.413 Ry=-0.184 Rz=0.385 M=-0.0000024644 #osgb36 "Ordnance GB 1936 mean" airy dx=446.0 dy=-99.0 dz=544 Rx=-0.945 Ry=-0.261 Rz=-0.435 M=-0.0000208927 # acronym "Descriptive Name" ellipsoid dx= dy= dz= Rx= Ry= Rz= M=