# xyz2xyz.pick.par Ver.2.0 2000/8/2
# picked from xyz2xyz.par Ver.2.0  Mikio Tobita, GSI
#  |XS| |X| |T1| | D  -R3  R2||X|
#  |YS|=|Y|+|T2|+| R3  D  -R1||Y|
#  |ZS| |Z| |T3| |-R2  R1  D ||Z|
# Transformation parameters :
#     T1         T2         T3        D       R1      R2      R3       Coordinate System 
#     cm         cm         cm       1D-8   .001"   .001"   .001"      From          To
  -14641.40   50733.70   68050.70    0.00    0.00    0.00    0.00       Tokyo97       JGD2000
#  14641.40  -50733.70  -68050.70    0.00    0.00    0.00    0.00       JGD2000       Tokyo97
# USAGE :
#    (1) Delete "#" in a parameter line you want to use.
#    (2) Copy "xyz2xyz.par" to "xyz2xyz.all.par" for backup.
#    (3) Copy "xyz2xyz.pick.par" (this file) to "xyz2xyz.par", because a program "xyz2xyz"
#        reads xyz2xyz.par.
#    (4) Type "xyz2xyz file.in", if an input file is "file.in".
# COMMENTS from Tobita :
# Tokyo97 should be used with "Bessel" ellipsoid.
# JGD2000 should be used with "GRS80" ellipsoid.
# trns96 is a geometric transformation program and do not include distortion of
# conventional geodetic network, therefore,
#  You can use these parameters especially for mapping and navigation.
#  You can use these parameters for transforming a rigid geodetic network.
#  You cannot use these for public survey that is consistent with conventional Datum Sheet.
# Tokyo97 is a typical coordinate system of Tokyo-Datum in 20th century.
# JGD2000 is the official coordinate system of Japan in 21st century.
# Parameters between JGD2000, ITRF94, ITRF96 and ITRF97 are all zero by definition.
# ITRF95, ITRF98 and ITRF99 do not exist.