Coordinaten omrekenen van xy coordinaten/ Rijks Driehoek coordinaten naar GPS WGS84 en vice versa. See maps below under Maps of Coordinate Systems.Īn on-line conversion tool for for easy coordinate conversion and geocaching.ĭutch: Een on-line conversie hulpmiddel voor makkelijk coordinaten converteren en geocaching. Only use a comma and dots with GPS coordinates, but not with other coordinate systems! Good luck with that one.Ben Hup - 25 July 2014 - 23480- 6 0 - 0 - GPS WGS84, UTM, GeoHash, MGRS, USNG, RD (Rijks Driehoek), Lambert72 and OSGB36Ĭonvert double GPS coordinates (latitude, longitude), UTM coordinates, GeoHash, Rijks Driehoek/Dutch Coordinates, UK OSGB36 and What3Words! (Y), Easting (X) and Elevation (Z) in any format your heart desires. Understand the 'GPS' unit they should be able to properly give you Northing Handed over the 'GPS' data to you and let them be your guide. This really is more of a question for who Some advice for the future, always know the origin of your data as any dataįrom any 'GPS' unit could already be converted or be in its native WGS 84įormat (which is what 'GPS' uses). I use it a lot! It will also convert vertical datums as well.
CONVERT GPS COORDINATES TO NORTHING AND EASTING FREE
The Army Corps of Engineers has the best free program availibleĬalled CORPSCON. You can proceed to convert from one datum to another very easily withĬonfidence.
Is it WGS 84 or was it given to you in geodetic NADĢ7, NAD 83, etc.? This, my friend, is what you need to find out first and then wrote in need to know the original datum of the GPS data. Right now it seems like garbage in, garbage out. If they use and understand the 'GPS' unit they should be able to properly give you Northing (Y), Easting (X) and Elevation (Z) in any format your heart desires. This really is more of a question for who handed over the 'GPS' data to you and let them be your guide. Some advice for the future, always know the origin of your data as any data from any 'GPS' unit could already be converted or be in its native WGS 84 format (which is what 'GPS' uses). The Army Corps of Engineers has the best free program availible called CORPSCON. Is it WGS 84 or was it given to you in geodetic NAD 27, NAD 83, etc.? This, my friend, is what you need to find out first and then you can proceed to convert from one datum to another very easily with confidence. Cannot really accurately go any further without it. When you say you enter your pointsįirst you need to know the original datum of the GPS data. "neilw" wrote in not clear on what you are doing Bill. I cannot remember if theĪbility to set points in Lat - Long just came on-board with this release. I think we are talking about the same thing. "wfb" wrote in I have my drawing set up for my local State Plane System and enter the With that tool you can enter coordinates in LAT/LONG and Iĭon't know if the Lat/Long transparent command was available in 08 orĮarlier, but the Map coordinate tracking tool has been available since early The workflow I was suggesting was for importing the points from a file. When you say you enter your pointsĪs Lat/Long, are you keying them in via the lat/long transparent command? I'm not clear on what you are doing Bill. "neilw" wrote in a file and assign it a coordinate system that corresponds to the site Lat - long for my points, the State Plane coordinate is listed.
If I have my drawing set up for my local State Plane System and enter the Use a known benchmark and then go off of that Would like to convert the lat/long to a simple xy coordinate. The map is not georeferenced, or in any coordinate system Have a map that shows the wells in the "wrong" location "Mike" wrote in given some well locations that have been located in the field via GPS The NGS publishes georeferenced control monuments/benchmarks that you can Manually line the projected data up using the common points of reference. Up the points to your site and import them into the projected drawing. Will need some point of reference relative to your site such as parcels,Īerial photos, anything that you can find in projected coordinates to line Import the points using Lat/Long format andĬ3D should transform the points into the selected coordinate system. Create a file and assign it a coordinate system that corresponds to the site
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