Hi Tom
I think that worked, after a few wrong turns along the way.
The first dataset I transformed, returned a message relating to the below alternative. It seemed to refer to a small number of objects. The majority if not all (there's a drop down) should I believe be EPSG 27700 OSGB36.
Many thanks for your help.
Rob

I'll see how accuracy looks over the weekend, i.e. whether the forms are taking me to the expected 1cm coordinates.
The forms method is rather cumbersome to use for a large dataset, and the 1000 form limit is a nuisance. They're all on TerraFlex, though, and hopefully correct.
Many thanks
Rob
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Rob Woodall
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-19-2025 05:44
From: Tom Harrison
Subject: Transferring points from Trimble Connect to Terraflex
Hi Rob
What a great hobby.
Sounds like a datum shift here. OS stations are based on OSGB36 ( equivalent to ETRS89) and KML uses WGS84.
There is a difference between these two datums In the ball park you are describing so you'd need to perform some sort of transformation to remove this error
We can take this offline (happy to DM you) but I'd suggest the following workflow:
- Download the QGIS (this is free open source GIS SW)
- Get your OS Grid coordinates in a CSV format - PointCode, Description, X,Y,Z
- Open QGIS > Data Source Manager > Delimiter text - follow this video here as an example how to import and georeference this Importing CSV (Excel) Coordinates into QGIS
- NB the Geometry CRS (Coordinate Reference Systems) you need to define is EPSG 27700 - OSGB36/British National Grid
- Once Imported you can save the layer as a vector file choosing SHAPEFILE - again this is at the end of this video Importing CSV (Excel) Coordinates into QGIS
- This shapefile can be zipped then Imported into Terraflex and should be correctly georeferenced
Give me a shout If you need any further help and I can help you get setup
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Tom Harrison
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