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    Coordinate transformations https://kartoweb.itc.nl/geometrics/Coordinate transformations/coordtrans...

    5. Coordinate transformations
    August, 2009
    Presented by: R. Knippers

    Home
    5.0 Introduction
    Introduction
    Map and GIS users are mostly confronted in their work with transformations from one two-dim
    Coordinate systems
    transformation of polar coordinates delivered by the surveyor into Cartesian map coordinates (section
    Reference surfaces of a specific map projection into another 2D Cartesian (x,y) system of a defined map projection.
    Map projections

    Coordinate
    transformations

    Publications

    Further readings

    FAQ's

    Integration of spatial data into one common coordinate

    Datum transformations are also important, usually for mapping purposes at large and medium scale.

    data in the field using satellite navigation technology and need to represent this data on published map

    5.1 Changing map projection

    Forward and inverse mapping equations (see section 4 on map projections) are generally used to tran

    equation of the source projection is used first to transform source projection coordinates (x,y

    target projection is used to transform the geographic coordinates (f,l) to target projection coordinate

    geographic coordinates. The second takes us from geographic coordinates (f,l) to another map project

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