Our app is getting this error since updating to 100.15.4 SDK for iOS. How can we resolve this issues?
ERROR 4: Unable to open EPSG support file gcs.csv. Try setting the GDAL_DATA environment variable to point to the directory containing EPSG csv files.
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I'm not an expert on projection systems, but I guess it depends on what type of projection transformation you need. For instance, if you don't use NADCON or NTV2 transformations, you can delete their folders from the pedata.
A huge chunk of data is in the vertical coordinate system's transformation folder, so check with your client on what type of transformation they need.
When a transformation is removed, it will set the Boolean isMissingProjectionEngineFiles to true.
Please visit https://developers.arcgis.com/ios/downloads/#projection-engine-data to download the projection engine data, and see gdaldata folder inside. It should contain the gcs.csv file.
This change happened a few releases back, though I cannot pin down the exact time (some time around 2021).
Read more about spatial reference and projection in this doc.
There is a related sample "List transformations" that you may take a look at.
Let me know if you have other questions.
Thank you for the info!
The download is about 2GB, zipped. Do I only need the gcs.csv file for the app?
I'm not an expert on projection systems, but I guess it depends on what type of projection transformation you need. For instance, if you don't use NADCON or NTV2 transformations, you can delete their folders from the pedata.
A huge chunk of data is in the vertical coordinate system's transformation folder, so check with your client on what type of transformation they need.
When a transformation is removed, it will set the Boolean isMissingProjectionEngineFiles to true.
OK thanks Ting! I will find out which transformations are being used by our client and remove the rest.
You're welcome! If later on you have problem figuring out what are the essential files for a specific transformation, I can pass along this question to our coordinate system folks.