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Last Post 01 Nov 2006 08:53 AM by  anon
converting sinusoidal projection to lambert conformal conic projection for china
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01 Nov 2006 08:53 AM
    hi i have a sinusoidal world map projection which i am trying to convert to lambert conformal conic projection (showing china) using convert map projection, each time it would give a a part of south america instead of the whole map. i am preety new at this i would really appreciate all ur help thanks sunny

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    01 Nov 2006 08:53 AM
    The biggest challenge with what you are trying to do is ensuring that both the input and output map projection parameters are set up correctly. The easting, northing, and central meridian of a sinusoidal projection tend to be highly customized to meet the needs of a particular data set and Lambert Conformal Conic is very sensitive when it comes to its origin, meridian, and parallels as well. You would likely have to research what the appropriate parameters are for Lambert in your region and set up a customized map projection to handle the conversion. You might also check to see if ENVI is reading the current sinusoidal projection correctly. You can do this by overlaying a basic georeferenced vector file of continents on your image. ENVI includes these under Vector->Create World Boundaries. If it is properly reading the file, you can also try spatially subsetting the large world file to an area that just covers what you need, then try the map conversion again.
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