Oracle Lat/Long Projections and Conversion
Hi,
In the mdsys.cs_srs table, the Latitude/Longitude projection is described as having no Spheriod values. ie:
SPHEROID ["None", 0.000000, 0.000000]
Does this mean that this projection uses a true sphere, rather than a spheroid? As well, what does it use for the earths diameter? Latitude/Longitude(NAD83) uses 6378137.0
ie: SPHEROID ["GRS 80", 6378137.000000, 298.257222]
I have a user that has written a formula for generating circular objects based on a spherical calculation formula (in oracle), using a value of 6378137.0 for the diameter. The resultant object is loaded into the table with a Latitude/Longitude srid (8192) and then converted to the NAD83 projection (srid = 8265).
If I take the object and display it in MapInfo, superimposing it on the "identical" MapInfo circle created with the NAD83 projection, it is a significantly different shape.
Any info or suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
Martin
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The specification of "None" for the spheroid in SRID 8192 results in a default choice of a perfect sphere whose radius is 6370997 meters, and not 6378137.
Note that the value 6378137 for the GRS80 spheroid is not the radius but the semi-major axis of the spheroid. It is the radius of the spheroid at the equator where it is largest. If approximating a spheroid by a sphere, the proper choice of radius is the authalic radius which is the radius of a sphere with the same surface area as the ellipsoid. For GRS80, the authalic radius is 6371200 meters.
With this corrected set of numbers you should find agreement in your calculations. I cannot of course vouch for the formula you have implemented for computing your circular loci.
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I have reset the NVRAM and the SMC a couple of time but that didn't work so I ran an Apple Hardware Test and while testing the logic board it gives the following error:
4SNS/1/40000000 LB1T
I've done some research and found this is a temperature sensor related to the battery, but cannot find where the sensor is located in the computer. Would you know how I can find the sensor to test it? Could my battery problem be related to something else? Would a fresh install of Lion help?
Thank you!
Mike
Two pieces of information that may or may not b helpful, the hard drive is from my early 2008 MBP and the only test disc I have access to is from an iMac.Why do you have LION installed on that older machine?
So you say you built a macbook from a bucket of parts eh? Kudos
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I have posted several questions in this discussion group and in the iMovie group to no avail. I get a lot of answers, but not from anyone who has actually done any of the editing I am seeking. So if anyone has actually done the editing I am describing below -- I appreciate your help. Yes, I have searched the archives -- but again, I see a lot of confusing feedback. I have been working on this for three days now and it's driving me crazy! I have discovered that iMoive is $#@% -- and does not work with a long project, (40 minutes) so I am thinking about switching to FCP-HD. Thanks.
Here goes:
1: I need to transfer original master footage, 1080i HDV from a Sony HDR-FX1 to an editing program, edit the tapes (over 5 hours total) into a 50 minute "program". I then need to "share" or export the footage back to a new tape, using the Sony HDR-FX1 as the receiving camera. Simple enough.
2: I need to make sure the outgoing footage is of equal quality as the original footage taken from the camera. I am guessing here, that the footage can be edited in FCP-5 as "native" -- then transferred back to the Sony?
3: I am assuming that the native footage is just that -- and will not require the long process of converting to another format, e.g., ASI that takes hours to
render. (as in iMovie).
4: I am assuming I can edit and view HDV as native footage in FCP in real time, like iMovie, via firewire from the camera?
I really appreciate any assistance.
ChanceWelcome to the family, you'll be joining us soon.
The FCP product page says: > It features powerful new multicamera editing, native HDV support, ... edit everything from DV and SD to DVCPRO HD and fully uncompressed 10-bit high-definition video. Or work with new formats like native HDV (long-GOP MPEG2) and 50Mbps IMX... HD editing requires a 1GHz or faster PowerPC G4 or G5 and 1GB of RAM (2GB recommended).<
You seem to have the hardware including the Flux-o-pator, but, really, you want to talk to an Apple reseller who handles FCP and understands HDV via Sony. I don't like the way you're using "I am assuming..." You can't assume anything. Give them a chance to sell you FCP or Studio and go demo your camera on their system. You will have concrete evidence of the minimum machine specs and how well you can get your files in and out of the application.
Call you local Mac user group and try to locate other FCP users.
Try also the creativecow.net forums for Sony HD products.
Google your camera model for support groups.
bogiesan -
How to create a circle object with center(lat/long) and radius(kilo)?
Hi
I want to create a circle in my table, the data I have are the coordinate of center(lat/long) and the radius of the circle. The srid of the table is lat/long.
Did I have to use some fomula to compute the coordinate of three points on the circle? If it's true, is there any example procedure you can show me?
Thanks
LannieWhen a circle is created using SDO_BUFFER in geodetic space,
the result is a circle with stroked arcs (as in arc_densify function).
So the result from SDO_BUFFER will be a valid polygon without arcs,
but approximate circle with straight lines.
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