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or a TIN. If the raster dataset<br />

already has coordinate system<br />

information, you can also use<br />

the Define Projection Wizard to<br />

change that information. If the<br />

raster dataset exists as a format<br />

other than a grid, you will see<br />

the Spatial Reference Properties<br />

dialog box.<br />

Tip<br />

Go back to make changes<br />

If you want to change any of the<br />

parameters in the wizard, you can<br />

go back by clicking the Back<br />

button.<br />

Tip<br />

Defining coordinate<br />

systems for grids<br />

The way you define the coordinate<br />

system of a raster dataset that is a<br />

grid is the same way you would<br />

define a coordinate system for a<br />

coverage or a TIN. For other<br />

raster datasets, please see the<br />

following section.<br />

4. Select Define the coordinate<br />

system interactively.<br />

You can select the other<br />

option; however, it will take<br />

you through some steps not 4<br />

represented here.<br />

5. Click Next.<br />

6. Click the appropriate<br />

coordinate system in the<br />

Projections list in the left. A<br />

description of the coordinate<br />

system appears on the right.<br />

7. Click Next.<br />

8. Enter the appropriate<br />

parameter values for the<br />

coordinate system; each one<br />

has a different set of<br />

parameters.<br />

9. Click Next.<br />

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