How to fix a Bing Map projection that is about 10 feet off?

[ChristopherJaggie1]

I have the problem occasionally where bing maps is consistently about 10 feet to the southeast off my field collected data (field data is in state plane coordinates)- what is the best way to go about fixing this problem? I've done the WGS to NAD83 transformation without seeing results.  Should I create a custom transformation? (I've never created a custom transformation), or is there some quick way to add in the shift in the file properties?

Usually I just grab a different map file that does position correctly, but in this case I need the most up to date aerial that bing maps offers.

Thanks!

[MikeMinami]

What area of the world are you looking at? I've heard of similar problems, but we don't really have any solution...

http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/42696-Projecting-data-correctly-in-Arcgis-basemaps.?p=146150&viewfu...

Mike

[ChristopherJaggie1]

Northeast-central New Jersey

[RickGeittmann]

Same here - I have pulled in some 3rd order survey marker data and two markers that are @ 350 ft apart results in an error of 4.43 ft at one marker and @ 3.2 on the other - although data that is angled NW & SE alignment seems to look OK but data in the N or S directions is off quite a bit. I am located in Washington state on on the southern end of Puget Sound. I am actually surprised at the amount of error in the spatial positioning - especially in small areas.

[MikeMinami]

Rick,

What are you displaying over the map? A shapefile? What is the coordinate system that the shapefile is stored in. For best results, it should be in Web mercator Auxillary sphere.

Mike

[JOHNSMITH12]

I thought I had a similar problem however after moving around my map I found the problem was confined to a specific region. Could someone please help figuring out what the deal is with this? There is a clear break in the Bing imagery where roads don't align.[ATTACH=CONFIG]18164[/ATTACH]
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First image is Bing and second image is NAIP 2008. The area is near Possum Kingdom Lake in Palo Pinto County, Texas.