Remarks

The method assumes that the Authority and AuthorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs.FromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift.FromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

When this method searches for the areaName in the area descriptions of datum shifts, the search is case-sensitive and does not have to match a whole word. For example, if the areaName is Kansas, it will not match the area description Arkansas that has a lowercase k, but if the areaName is India, it will match the area description Indiana.

This method will not return any representation of a GridFileDatumShift. To get them too, you must use the overloaded variant that takes a gridFileRootPath parameter (the expected location of the grid files).

Remarks

The method assumes that the Authority and AuthorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs.FromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift.FromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

This method will not return any representation of a GridFileDatumShift. To get them too, you must use the overloaded variant that takes a gridFileRootPath parameter (the expected location of the grid files).

Remarks

The method assumes that the Authority and AuthorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs.FromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift.FromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

When this method searches for the areaName in the area descriptions of datum shifts, the search is case-sensitive and does not have to match a whole word. For example, if the areaName is Kansas, it will not match the area description Arkansas that has a lowercase k, but if the areaName is India, it will match the area description Indiana.

This method can return a DatumShiftInfo that represents a GridFileDatumShift. The DatumShiftInfo.FileStatus will then tell whether the required grid file is found under the gridFileRootPath. If not, you must try to download it from the DatumShiftInfo.InformationSource before you construct the GridFileDatumShift.

Remarks

The method assumes that the Authority and AuthorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs.FromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift.FromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

This method can return a DatumShiftInfo that represents a GridFileDatumShift. The DatumShiftInfo.FileStatus will then tell whether the required grid file is found under the gridFileRootPath. If not, you must try to download it from the DatumShiftInfo.InformationSource before you construct the GridFileDatumShift.

Remarks

The method assumes that the authority and authorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs::fromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift::fromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

When this method searches for the areaName in the area descriptions of datum shifts, the search is case-sensitive and does not have to match a whole word. For example, if the areaName is Kansas, it will not match the area description Arkansas that has a lowercase k, but if the areaName is India, it will match the area description Indiana.

This method will not return any representation of a GridFileDatumShift. To get them too, you must use the overloaded variant that takes a gridFileRootPath parameter (the expected location of the grid files).

Remarks

The method assumes that the authority and authorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs::fromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift::fromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

This method will not return any representation of a GridFileDatumShift. To get them too, you must use the overloaded variant that takes a gridFileRootPath parameter (the expected location of the grid files).

Remarks

The method assumes that the authority and authorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs::fromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift::fromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

When this method searches for the areaName in the area descriptions of datum shifts, the search is case-sensitive and does not have to match a whole word. For example, if the areaName is Kansas, it will not match the area description Arkansas that has a lowercase k, but if the areaName is India, it will match the area description Indiana.

This method can return a DatumShiftInfo that represents a GridFileDatumShift. The DatumShiftInfo::fileStatus will then tell whether the required grid file is found under the gridFileRootPath. If not, you must try to download it from the DatumShiftInfo::informationSource before you construct the GridFileDatumShift.

Remarks

The method assumes that the authority and authorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs::fromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift::fromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

This method can return a DatumShiftInfo that represents a GridFileDatumShift. The DatumShiftInfo::fileStatus will then tell whether the required grid file is found under the gridFileRootPath. If not, you must try to download it from the DatumShiftInfo::informationSource before you construct the GridFileDatumShift.

Remarks

The method assumes that the authority and authorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs.fromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift.fromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

When this method searches for the areaName in the area descriptions of datum shifts, the search is case-sensitive and does not have to match a whole word. For example, if the areaName is Kansas, it will not match the area description Arkansas that has a lowercase k, but if the areaName is India, it will match the area description Indiana.

This method will not return any representation of a GridFileDatumShift. To get them too, you must use the overloaded variant that takes a gridFileRootPath parameter (the expected location of the grid files).

Remarks

The method assumes that the authority and authorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs.fromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift.fromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

This method will not return any representation of a GridFileDatumShift. To get them too, you must use the overloaded variant that takes a gridFileRootPath parameter (the expected location of the grid files).

Remarks

The method assumes that the authority and authorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs.fromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift.fromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

When this method searches for the areaName in the area descriptions of datum shifts, the search is case-sensitive and does not have to match a whole word. For example, if the areaName is Kansas, it will not match the area description Arkansas that has a lowercase k, but if the areaName is India, it will match the area description Indiana.

This method can return a DatumShiftInfo that represents a GridFileDatumShift. The DatumShiftInfo.fileStatus will then tell whether the required grid file is found under the gridFileRootPath. If not, you must try to download it from the DatumShiftInfo.informationSource before you construct the GridFileDatumShift.

Remarks

The method assumes that the authority and authorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs.fromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift.fromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

This method can return a DatumShiftInfo that represents a GridFileDatumShift. The DatumShiftInfo.fileStatus will then tell whether the required grid file is found under the gridFileRootPath. If not, you must try to download it from the DatumShiftInfo.informationSource before you construct the GridFileDatumShift.

Remarks

The method assumes that the authority and authorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs.fromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift.fromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

When this method searches for the areaName in the area descriptions of datum shifts, the search is case-sensitive and does not have to match a whole word. For example, if the areaName is Kansas, it will not match the area description Arkansas that has a lowercase k, but if the areaName is India, it will match the area description Indiana.

This method will not return any representation of a GridFileDatumShift. To get them too, you must use the overloaded variant that takes a gridFileRootPath parameter (the expected location of the grid files).

Remarks

The method assumes that the authority and authorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs.fromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift.fromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

This method will not return any representation of a GridFileDatumShift. To get them too, you must use the overloaded variant that takes a gridFileRootPath parameter (the expected location of the grid files).

Remarks

The method assumes that the authority and authorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs.fromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift.fromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

When this method searches for the areaName in the area descriptions of datum shifts, the search is case-sensitive and does not have to match a whole word. For example, if the areaName is Kansas, it will not match the area description Arkansas that has a lowercase k, but if the areaName is India, it will match the area description Indiana.

This method can return a DatumShiftInfo that represents a GridFileDatumShift. The DatumShiftInfo.fileStatus will then tell whether the required grid file is found under the gridFileRootPath. If not, you must try to download it from the DatumShiftInfo.informationSource before you construct the GridFileDatumShift.

Remarks

The method assumes that the authority and authorityCode of the geodetic datum are correct. These properties are read-only and cannot be set in the public GeodeticDatum constructor, but they will usually be set in the geodetic datum component of a Crs extracted from dataset files or constructed via Crs.fromAuthorityAndCode.

When you have chosen the DatumShiftInfo you want to use in the list of alternatives, you can get the corresponding datum shift via the DatumShift.fromInfo method.

Most of the returned datum shifts will come from the EPSG database, but some may come from other sources.

For some geodetic datums, Carmenta does not know any published datum shift at all; then this method will return an identity datum shift to Wgs84. Such a datum shift simply assumes that longitude/latitude in the geodetic datum are the same as in Wgs84, and can be wrong by up to about 1 km.

This method can return a DatumShiftInfo that represents a GridFileDatumShift. The DatumShiftInfo.fileStatus will then tell whether the required grid file is found under the gridFileRootPath. If not, you must try to download it from the DatumShiftInfo.informationSource before you construct the GridFileDatumShift.