Reprojecting data can be accomplished by configuring the writer's Coordinate System parameter.

Reprojecting data can be accomplished by configuring the writer's Coordinate System parameter.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not Applicable
• D. Not Known

Answer: (A)

The output coordinate system is what drives reprojection in a workflow. In FME, the writer’s Coordinate System parameter defines the CRS of the data as it is written. If the input features are in a different CRS, FME can reproject them on the fly during the write step, so setting the writer to the target CRS effectively reprojects the data. This on-the-fly reprojection is a common and efficient way to convert coordinates without inserting a separate Reprojector transformer, provided the input CRS is defined and the workspace is configured to allow on-the-fly reprojection.

The output coordinate system is what drives reprojection in a workflow. In FME, the writer’s Coordinate System parameter defines the CRS of the data as it is written. If the input features are in a different CRS, FME can reproject them on the fly during the write step, so setting the writer to the target CRS effectively reprojects the data. This on-the-fly reprojection is a common and efficient way to convert coordinates without inserting a separate Reprojector transformer, provided the input CRS is defined and the workspace is configured to allow on-the-fly reprojection.