How Igor GIS converts longitude and latitude projections to Lambert projections

this is the Igor gis map as the longitude and latitude projection

I'm not sure what your question is- do you have data in degrees and you want a Lambert projection? Or have you seen something that was already done and you don't know how it was done? Please clarify what you need.

Hi, friend

Sorry for not clarifying my question in detail. Currently, I have some site data and world-map (including China) GIS data in degrees (like the above attacment). The question is how to show my site data in the world-map on the Lambert projection by using Igor?  Is there any Igor code or function for the users? I will be much more grateful if you can give me some suggestions!  

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See the Project operation. To use it, the map must be in the form of Igor waves. That operation doesn't know about standard ellipsoids; it does spherical projections. For most purposes on a map of that scale it should be adequate.

Hi, friend

Many thanks for your kindly help! I have found the map projection .PXP and read the help .ipf. But I still cannot append my site data (in degree) in the map (attacment). Do you have any ideas and give me some suggestion? If so, I would be very grateful!

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Is your map data an image of the map? It would be best to find map data in the form of latitude and longitude data points for the lines on the map. We used to have a link we recommended where you could get a world map in such a format, but that was a long time ago. The fellow who worked on Igor's GIS capability left WaveMetrics a few years ago.

Actually, the map data is in the form of latitude and longitude data points for the lines. The attached is the data example.  You can use it to have a test and share your ideas with me!

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Table0.pxp

The project operation may require more than just input waves for the lambert projection.  Using defaults, you could execute:

project /m=4 lon,lat
display w_yProjection vs w_xProjection

If you want to enter specific parameters use:

project /c={centerLong,centerLat}/P={minLong,maxLong,minLat,maxLat}/m=4  lon,lat

I hope this helps.

AG

I  am so much appreciating for your help. I have figured it out based on your advice. Thank you again!

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