ThomasOsinga
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1 year ago I have been trying to fix this for 3 days, and now that I made a ticket I fixed it within 30 minutes...
I still don't know what caused it, but creating a new file in a different projection system (UTM instead of RD_new, both projected projection systems) worked! I still do not understand it as I have tried with like 5 different projections before this one for all files.
But this WGS84 UTM-N31 seems to work. Even stranger is that it even works while the veluwe shapefile is RD_new or UTM-N31 (it makes no difference).
AlexisDrogoul
Describe the bug I am working on a model where my background environment is a grid from a raster file. I am also working with multiple shapefiles. In QGIS/ArcGis and R these files are all the correct CRS and overlap perfectly. When I import them into gama and run my experiment I get the following error:
at cycle 0: Try to project a grid -../includes/Suitability.tif- that is not projected. Projection of grids can lead to errors in the cell coordinates. in Simulation 0 in
And then the grid is 20 cells shifted towards the right compared to my shapefiles. I have no idea how to fix this, can anyone help me?
To Reproduce Run the attached model
Expected behavior I would expect my shapefiles and grid to be alligned correctly (you can see the purple/pink part that should perfectly overlap with my shapefile of that area.
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Additional context
Shifting the raster in GIS and then importing it in GAMA changed nothing - Changing the Shape geometry changes how much off-set it is (for example using a different raster with the same extent changed how off the other raster was).
I added dummy code to reproduce the issue.
Testing_projection.zip