I downloaded some data from OpenStreetMap and put them in PostGIS a couple of months ago. In all the tables that contain spatial data, the spatial column is way geometry(Geometry,900913)
In Geoserver, native SRS
is EPSG:900913
so I guess the EPSG
of the data is 900913
.
In my Openlayers 3.9.0 , the projection is left to default (EPSG:3857
).
I want to create a tiled WMS layer of the PostGIS data.
By setting params: {'CRS': 'EPSG:3857'},
in the layer , will this automatically reproject it from 900913
to 3857
, or I have to do some extra work?
Thanks
The SRID 900913 was originally "defined" by OpenStreetMap for the projection Google Maps was using (replace G with 9, squint while looking at it, and let your mind wander over it). Later, EPSG added that SRS to their database but using code EPSG:3857
. So they are identical.
I am not sure if OpenLayers is smart enough to do a no-op when data with SRID=900913
needs to be displayed as SRID=3857
. Just to make your life easier, update your way
columns in PostGIS to use SRID=3857
. You can use ST_SetSRID()
for that.