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NOTE: we did have this kind of shifts earlier, when we used different proj params for EPSG:28992, and the default epsg params where not right yet in the official db...
But as you can see the data itself is exactly mapping the PDOK WMTS. and I would think the project/data and the server/data would use the same epsg:28992 definitions?
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28992.zip
In that zip is data (a simple geopackage) AND a project file. Loading it in QGIS you should see:
From the official document:
https://www.geonovum.nl/uploads/standards/downloads/nederlandse_richtlijn_tiling_-_versie_1.1.pdf
AND from our national service WMTS url:
https://geodata.nationaalgeoregister.nl/wmts?VERSION=1.0.0&request=GetCapabilities
I got the following properties for the WMTS (and edited those in the Grids table):
EPSG:28992
Top: 903402.00 (these are meters)
Left: -285401.92
Min.Scale: 12288000.00
Last level 14
Creating a QGIS server from this results in the right tilematrix:
as from the offical pdok service:
So I think that is ok. Creating the WMTS now and requesting it in the WMS/WMTS dialog show the proper layer and tilesets:
But then loading the layer shows it is shifted:
To double check you can add the 'opentopo' layer from this public WMTS:
https://geodata.nationaalgeoregister.nl/wmts?VERSION=1.0.0&request=GetCapabilities
As you can see the wmts seems shifted:
NOTE: we did have this kind of shifts earlier, when we used different proj params for EPSG:28992, and the default epsg params where not right yet in the official db...
But as you can see the data itself is exactly mapping the PDOK WMTS. and I would think the project/data and the server/data would use the same epsg:28992 definitions?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: