GIS Introduction by David J. Buckey
These are usually referred by degrees, minutes, and seconds. Geographic coordinates can also be identified as decimal degrees, e.g. 54.65°. a map projection, e.g. Universe Transverse Mercator (UTM) where coordinates are measured in metres, e.g. 545,000.000 and 6,453,254.000 normally reference to a central meridian. ................
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