Paul,
My first question would be: Convert to X Y in what spatial reference
system? Your X and Y values for a Lat Long converted to California State
Plane Coordinates will be different than X and Y values converted to UTM
Zone 10.
The Sunburned Surveyor
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Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2008 1:34 PM
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Subject: [Geowanking] Converting Lat Long to X Y
Hi,
Just a lazy question from a novice geowanker I suppose...but it might
save me an evenings surfing though if you can help.
I have googled a bit, with a few solutions... but does anyone have a
perl script (or a site) to hand, to do Lat Long conversions to X Y? I
have UK postcode/outcode/location database that I want to convert from L
Lo to X Y.
I have found this link but don't have enough experience to know whether
its accurate enough, or whether the area I am covering will have any
bearing on it.
http://dan.pfeiffer.net/maps/convert.htm
Many thanks
Paul
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