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I have a NTv2 grid file available for which in TRANSDAT no specific reference system is predefined. Can I involve the file in TRANSDAT for exact coordinates transformations?

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I have a NTv2 grid file available for which in TRANSDAT no specific reference system is predefined. Can I involve the file in TRANSDAT for exact coordinates transformations?

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Yes, TRANSDAT supports any NTv2 files! First open the windows “Datum shift with NTv2 grid file” by clicking on the “NTv2” button. Now select your NTv2 file which has a filename extension “.gsb” or “.asc”. The NTv2 file parameters of your file are shown. In the TRANSDAT main window now select the source and target coordinate systems. Then select as reference systems “Source reference system in any NTv2 file” and “Target reference system in any NTv2 file”. Now you can do highly accurate NTv2-based coordinate transformations!

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