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convert northing & easting into latitude & longitude
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convert northing & easting into latitude & longitude
by md » Thu Nov 08, 2007 9:49 pm
how do you convert this
- md
by Guest » Fri Nov 09, 2007 1:19 am
The math is pretty hairy as it is based on a series expansion of the ellipsodial parameters of the earth, but the USGS has some converters on their website. look for coverters between UTM or USNG and latitude/longitude.
You can also Google Redfearn's formula. The Australian Geodetic Survey has a good page on it.
You can also Google Redfearn's formula. The Australian Geodetic Survey has a good page on it.
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