Hi,
Your shp file is in EPSG 4326. It's in the right place if I look at it
with a Google basemap from Quickmap services plugin. Your raster is
EPSG 3395 and the extent is
6139370.0000000000000000,408950.0000000000000000 :
6139500.0000000000000000,409000.0000000000000000. and this places it off
the west coast of Ethiopia. You cannot reproject this file as it's in
the wrong place to start with. You can define it's correct CRS by right
clicking on the layer, selecting layer CRS and "set layer CRS". Your
coordinates are in meters so my guess is that you should be in a WGS84
UTM zone or in a local projection used in Sweden. Your guess is better
than mine!
Nicolas
On 2021-04-20 12:10 p.m., Manuel Esteban Lucas Borja wrote:
Dear all,
I am working with a shp and a raster of the same area (south of
Sweden). I am trying to visualize both raster and shape together but
it is not possible. It seems to me that there is a problem with
projections but I am trying to reproject both inform and still I am
not able to see both together.
Any idea about how to solve it? In attached the below mentioned infor
Sincerely
Manuel
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