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In this dialog you can convert from UTM co-ordinates to latitude/longitude, and vice-versa

Conversion |
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To UTM / to lat/long |
Choose which way the conversion is to go. |
Lat/Long |
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Spheroid |
The "spheroid" is the approximate shape of the earth. Unless you know otherwise, use "WGS 1984" as this gives a good approximation worldwide. Others may be closer in specific areas, but you should only use one of these if you know it's the right thing to do. |
Latitude |
The latitude entered as dd mm ss.sssN/S (N/S == north or south) |
Longitude |
The longitude entered as dd mm ss.sssE/W (E/W == east or west) |
Lat/long<>degrees |
Convert from latitude/longitude to decimal degrees. |
UTM |
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Meridian |
The meridian is the line of longitude near your location. Usually it is an odd multiple of 3 degrees (e.g. -9, -3, +15 etc.) although, again specific areas and/or specific companies may be different. Some companies use 0 degrees for their North Sea interests, for example |
UTM north |
The UTM north coordinate |
UTM east |
The UTM east coordinate |
Southern hemisphere |
Check if the location is in the southern hemisphere. Note: UTMs are always positive, regardless of whether the location is in the southern or northern hemisphere. 10 million is applied to the north component as appropriate. |