Using ArcMap 10.1 and Adobe Acrobat 1.1.8, I am working on pdf map exports with embedded coordinates known as georeferenced pdf format (or 'geopdf').
When I do this export from a map having WGS84 (WKID: 4326) or WGS84 based UTM (WKID: 32631 for example) as coordinate system, the coordinates displayed in Acrobat are correct, whereas when I use the "Luxembourg 1930 Gauss" coordinate system (WKID: 2169), coordinates are off by some 230 meters. I suspect this may be linked to the fact that this coordinate system is using a different spheroid, namely Hayford Internation 1924.
The data used for this test is the same, the World Imagery layer from ArcGis Online (http://services.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/services)
Can anyone reproduce this or a similar behaviour?
When I do this export from a map having WGS84 (WKID: 4326) or WGS84 based UTM (WKID: 32631 for example) as coordinate system, the coordinates displayed in Acrobat are correct, whereas when I use the "Luxembourg 1930 Gauss" coordinate system (WKID: 2169), coordinates are off by some 230 meters. I suspect this may be linked to the fact that this coordinate system is using a different spheroid, namely Hayford Internation 1924.
The data used for this test is the same, the World Imagery layer from ArcGis Online (http://services.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/services)
Can anyone reproduce this or a similar behaviour?