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	Patterns of geographic coordinates - A New Age / Bible Prophecy Discussion
		A subject I discussed on the page on Russia is a rectangular-shaped pattern of geographic coordinates, I associated with Hitler, Stalin, and World War 2.
		Note that 66-60 degree (or 67-00) coordinate sum graph is a diagonal line stretching from 67 N, 0 E on the Arctic Circle between Norway and Greenland, to 67 E 0 N in the Indian Ocean.
		To summarize: the geographic coordinates sum, converted to Book of Revelation passage, may relate locations to the End Times events including the rise of the Antichrist (Putin) and the Demon of the Bottomless Pit (Osama bin Laden).
	revelation13.net /geographic.html (3566 words)

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		Such geographic information shall include positions for two (one is acceptable for very small jobs) stations, in both NAD27 and NAD83 datums, the controlling tri-stations used and their epoch date, and a sentence indicating the method used in itsestablishment, i.e.
		The geographic coordinates for the angle point No. 1, tract 42 were determined by Global Positioning techniques together with control traverse data supplied by the project Cadastral Surveyor.
		The number of decimal seconds for geographic coordinates to be shown in the field notes and in the final plat remain the same: 3 decimal places for direct GPS positions, and 2 decimal places for positions derived from conventional ties to GPS or tri-stations.
	www.blm.gov /ca/pa/cadastral/geocoord.html (1032 words)

	Orienteering - Geographic Coordinates
		Geographic coordinates appear on all standard military maps; on some they may be the only method of locating and referencing a specific point.
		The geographic coordinates of a point are found by dividing the sides of the geographic square in which the point is located into the required number of equal parts.
		If the geographic interval is 5'00" and the location of a point is required to the nearest second, each side of the geographic square must be divided into 300 equal parts (5'00" = 300"), each of which would have a value of one second.
	www.4orienteering.com /grids/8 (1738 words)

	Planetographic Coordinates
		A uniform coordinate system is used throughout Scientific Astronomer for specifying longitude and latitude on the surface of an object.
		Geographic coordinates are used on the surface of the Earth.
		Alternative titles, such as areographic coordinates on Mars, selenographic coordinates on the Moon, and heliographic coordinates on the Sun, are sometimes used to refer to the equivalent systems.
	documents.wolfram.com /applications/astronomer/AdditionalInformation/PlanetographicCoordinates.html (706 words)

	MaNIS/HerpNet/ORNIS Georeferencing Guidelines
		Suppose the coordinates for Bakersfield came from the GNIS database (a gazetteer) and the distance from the center of Bakersfield to the furthest city limit is 3 km.
		Suppose the coordinates for Bakersfield (the named place) came from the GNIS database (a gazetteer), the coordinates of the locality were calculated to the nearest second, and the distance from the center of Bakersfield to the furthest city limit is 2 mi.
		Suppose the coordinates for Bakersfield came from the GNIS database (a gazetteer), the coordinates of the locality were calculated to the nearest second, and the distance from the center of Bakersfield to the furthest city limit is 2 mi.
	manisnet.org /GeorefGuide.html (6115 words)

	LEADS: The Essential Elements of a 3-D Geographic Coordinate (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The accuracy of a geographic coordinate is known as TLE and indicates the difference between the estimated location of an object and its actual geographic location.
		All geographic coordinates are derived from some original source, such as a paper map or chart, an image, mission-planning system, a precise point-positioning system, or a GPS receiver.
		Geographic coordinates from unknown sources may not be reliable and should not be trusted.
	www.airpower.maxwell.af.mil /airchronicles/apj/apj05/spr05/dix.html (1197 words)

	Geographic Information Retrieval and Spatial Browsing (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Geographic Information Retrieval, as we define it here, is an applied research area that combines aspects of DBMS research, User Interface Research, GIS research, and Information Retrieval research, and is concerned with indexing, searching, retrieving and browsing of geo-referenced information sources, and the design of systems to accomplish these tasks effectively and efficiently.
		Each geographic phrase, the probabilistic weight, and the coordinates derived in the preceding step can be represented as a three dimensional "extruded" polygon with its base in the plane of the x,z axes and which extends upward on the y axis a distance proportional to its weight (Figure 8a).
		The geographic coordinates to assign to the text segment being indexed are determined by choosing a threshold of "elevation" z in the skyline, taking the x,z plane at z, and using the polygons at that "elevation".
	sherlock.berkeley.edu /geo_ir/PART1.html (5601 words)

	Geographic Information Systems: A Glossary (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A plane coordinate system in which the locations of points in space are expressed by reference to two or three planes, called the "coordinate planes" (x,y or x,y,z).
		Coordinates are used to represent location on the earth's surface relative to other locations in either 2 (x,y) or 3 (x,y,z) dimensions.
		Geographic data are generally entered into a GIS database via a digitizer, scanner, or keyboard.
	www.extension.umn.edu /distribution/naturalresources/components/DD6097ag.html (2022 words)

	File 89, GEOREF: Geographic Coordinates Fields
		Coordinates are assigned at the discretion of an indexer and are not automatically added when a geographic descriptor is assigned.
		Geographic Coordinates are displayable by the individual display codes and also using LL display code.
		Coordinates are specified in order, starting from the southeastern- most point of the quadrangle (i.e., the lower right corner of the quadrangle).
	support.dialog.com /searchaids/dialog/f89_geo.shtml (1672 words)

	Recording geographic coordinates in the MARC 21 Authority Format (Network Development and MARC Standards Office, ...
		The inclusion of geographic coordinates on bibliographic records for cartographic materials is a valuable way of defining specific coverage, but this data is frequently omitted since it is not required by cataloging rules and since many maps do not display them.
		Inclusion of geographic coordinates will be helpful to eliminate ambiguity for non-unique place names such as "Big Creek" which must sometimes deviate from the normal state or country qualifier and use county.
		Center point coordinates, while simpler and easier to provide, are less informative than bounding box or polygon coordinates that describe the area of a place by allowing one to draw a line around it.
	www.loc.gov /marc/marbi/2006/2006-dp01.html (2541 words)

	CRAMP RAT Geographic Coordinates
		In order to assure accuracy and precision of GPS coordinates to link with fish and benthic data, several different replicate methods of obtaining positions are used.
		Redundancy is further increased with known coordinates at stations that have established features such as prior survey data or experimentation.
		For accuracy assessment, these are compared to known coordinates from randomly generated points and features with known coordinates.
	cramp.wcc.hawaii.edu /Rapid_Assessment_Files/RA_Geographic_Coordinates.htm (792 words)

	Project1.html (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Boundary coordinates are -60° for the east, and -150° for the west — north and south are represented at the poles; 90° in the north and -90° in the south.
		Geographic coordinates are angle measurements from the center of the earth, starting at arbitrary points on the earth's surface, known as the equator and the prime meridian.
		The UTM and Geographic coordinate systems are best used on a smaller scale (larger area) project as they are "global" systems, whereas State Plane Coordinate are best used on larger scale (smaller area) proejcts due the the increase accuracy coming from each zones standard lines being closer to the target area.
	www.personal.psu.edu /jjc365/Project1.html (1251 words)

	GeoVRML 1.1 - Nodes
		Geographic coordinates tend to be large and require at least double-precision floating point values to represent detail at sub-millimeter range.
		It is a string containing the geographic coordinate for the point of intersection between the pointing device's location and the underlying geometry.
		These fields are defined using raw VRML coordinates - the use of geographic coordinates are not supported in the bounding box fields (This is because the bboxSize and bboxCenter fields of group nodes in the VRML97 specification are not "exposed" fields and as a result their value cannot be set from within a Script node).
	www.ai.sri.com /geovrml/1.1/doc/nodes.html (5288 words)

	Patterns of geographic coordinates - A New Age / Bible Prophecy Discussion
		A subject I discussed on the page on Russia is a rectangular-shaped pattern of geographic coordinates, I associated with Hitler, Stalin, and World War 2.
		Note that 66-60 degree (or 67-00) coordinate sum graph is a diagonal line stretching from 67 N, 0 E on the Arctic Circle between Norway and Greenland, to 67 E 0 N in the Indian Ocean.
		To summarize: the geographic coordinates sum, converted to Book of Revelation passage, may relate locations to the End Times events including the rise of the Antichrist (Putin) and the Demon of the Bottomless Pit (Osama bin Laden).
	www.revelation13.net /geographic.html (3566 words)

	GEOGRAPHIC COORDINATES
		The most widely accepted system of locating a point on the Earth's surface uses lines of latitude and longitude known as geographic coordinates.
		So if you were locating a point that was one-quarter of the way between 30' and 31', it would be at 48 degrees, 30 minutes, 15 seconds north (48°30'15'N).
		When a position has less than 10° of latitude in its coordinate designation, a zero is added to the left of the degree number.
	www.tpub.com /timeconversion/12.htm (551 words)

	NMPlot User's Guide, Chapter 20: Geographic Coordinate Systems
		The Equirectangular coordinate system is essentially a direct scaling of longitudes and latitudes to distances east and north, with the scaling selected such that distortion is minimized along the central latitude parallel.
		The Equirectangular coordinate system is often used to map bands that encircle the Earth and are enclosed by two fairly close parallels of latitude: for example, the region between latitudes 20° north and 30° north.
		This is an equal-area coordinate system, meaning that the areas of all regions are shown in the same proportion to their true areas.
	www.wasmerconsulting.com /nmplot_usersguide_geographiccoordinatesystems.htm (1830 words)

	Coordinate Systems, Transformations and Units - SVG 1.1 - 20030114
		Both coordinates systems are established such that the origin matches the origin of the viewport (for the root viewport, the viewport origin is at the top/left corner), and one unit in the initial coordinate system equals one "pixel" in the viewport.
		When a coordinate or length value is a number without a unit identifier (e.g., "25"), then the given coordinate or length is assumed to be in user units (i.e., a value in the current user coordinate system).
		Then, coordinate (0,0) in the new user coordinate system is mapped to the (minx,miny) corner of the tight bounding box within the user coordinate system of the applicable element and coordinate (1,1) in the new user coordinate system is mapped to the (maxx,maxy) corner of the tight bounding box of the applicable element.
	www.w3.org /TR/SVG11/coords.html (7070 words)

	Mapsolute Developer Network -> Geographic Coordinates [devnet.map24.com - manuals & tutorials]
		Geographic coordinates are specified by a pair: (longitude, latitude).
		Furthermore, it is very important to understand that it is not correct to compute the distance between two geographic coordinates by using the Pythagorean theorem.
		There are several theorems and algorithms to calculate the distance between two geographic coordinates in the sphere geometry.
	devnet.map24.com /manuals/doku.php?id=glossary:geographiccoordinates (440 words)

	Annex J. Other Requirements
		Geographic coordinates for silos used as launch control centers, other launch control centers, and silo launchers of ICBMs located in a silo launcher group at an ICBM base shall be expressed to the nearest minute.
		In addition, the name of the entire ICBM base, reference point with geographic coordinates for the entire ICBM base, and the network of major roads that connect the maintenance facility with the groups of silo launchers of ICBMs, the restricted areas, or the rail garrisons shall be depicted on a simplified site diagram.
		The boundaries of deployment areas shall be defined by straight lines connecting points on the terrain, the geographic coordinates of which shall be provided pursuant to this Memorandum.
	www.fas.org /nuke/control/start1/text/annexj.htm (3026 words)

	Geographic coordinate system Summary (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A geographic coordinate system expresses every location on Earth by two of the three coordinates of a spherical coordinate system which is aligned with the spin axis of Earth.
		The equator is obviously an important part of this coordinate system, it represents the zeropoint of the latitude angle, and the halfway point between the poles.
		Various elevation / height coordinates either with respect to the surface or some other datum are altitude, height, and depth.
	www.bookrags.com /Geographic_coordinate_system (1449 words)

	START TREATY (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In specifying geographic coordinates, each Party shall use the system of coordinates commonly employed by it.
		If coordinates of two or more locations are specified as provided for in paragraph 1 of this Annex, but the other Party considers that these locations have the same appearance, notification thereof shall be provided in accordance with paragraph 6 of Section I of the Notification Protocol.
		In this case, the Party providing the coordinates shall, within 15 days, provide clarifying information permitting the other Party to differentiate between the locations within one minute of latitude and longitude of each other, or provide their coordinates to include seconds of sufficient accuracy to differentiate between the locations.
	www.au.af.mil /au/awc/awcgate/acda/startmou.htm (2918 words)

	From Text to Geographic Coordinates \| URISA
		The output is the geographically referenced code determined by the processing algorithm to represent the input.
		The processing algorithm determines the appropriate geographic code to return for a particular input based on the values of its attributes and the values of attributes in the reference dataset.
		Additional data sources can be consulted to obtain knowledge about the number of parcels on the street and their geographic distribution [Bakshi et al., 2004] to overcome the parcel homogeneity assumption [Dearwent et al., 2001] that all parcels within an address range truly exist and have the same dimensions.
	www.urisa.org /goldberg (8022 words)

	Participation Checklist: Provide Coordinates
		Coordinates should represent specific places where participants have particular responsibilities or concerns which can be related to this project.
		Specifying geographic coordinates is an opportunity for those who have not done it before to initiate the process of placing themselves "on the map."
		If one coordinate should be considered to be primary, please indicate which one it is. If only one geo-coordinate is submitted, fine.
	www.spatial.maine.edu /~schroedr/gom/coordinates.html (629 words)

	Geographic Distance Matrix Generator
		The Geographic Distance Matrix Generator expects your coordinates to be stored in a simple tab, comma, or space delineated text file.
		Geographic coordinates are often recorded in degrees, minutes, and seconds (DMS).
		Geographic coordinates that are west of the Prime Meridian or south of the Equator are represented as negative values.
	geospatial.amnh.org /open_source/gdmg/documentation.html (695 words)

	Geographic coordinates:
		However, we emphasize once again that geographic latitude and longitude as defined above refer to directions in space, not to locations on the Earth's surface.
		However, one can also define a geocentric latitude and longitude for a point on the surface, which are the latitude and longitude of the direction from the geometric centre of the Earth through that point.
		Geographic coordinates are related to sky-fixed equatorial coordinates by specifying the counterclockwise angle to the prime meridian from the reference meridian
	www.lsc-group.phys.uwm.edu /lal/lsd/node1763.html (257 words)

	NGA: (U) GEOTRANS 2.4 Geographic Translator (UNCLASSIFIED)
		GEOTRANS (Geographic Translator) is an application program which allows you to easily convert geographic coordinates among a wide variety of coordinate systems, map projections, and datums.
		To convert a set of coordinates, simply select the coordinate system or map projection, and the datum, in which your coordinates are defined, enter the source coordinates, select the coordinate system or map projection, and the datum, to which you want the coordinates to be converted, and click on the Convert button.
		Using the GEOTRANS file processing interface, you can select an existing file of coordinates to be converted, define the coordinate system or map projection, and the datum, to which you want to convert the coordinates, and specify the name and location of the output file that is to be created.
	earth-info.nga.mil /GandG/geotrans (682 words)

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