>We should adhere to the use of the World Geodetic System 1984 Standard -
>WGS84.
>Any other geodetic system can be transformed from the WGS84 system. Keep
>it simple and standardized so there are no surprises.
As long as the other datum can be named in a parameter, there are no surprises;
if you see a triple with a named datum in that parameter, you use that datum
to understand the reference. Else, you use the default--WGS84.
Is it simple? In the case where WGS84 is in use, yep it is as simple as the
geo URI as currently described. It is also more extensible--with the URI
syntax giving you the ability to get that extensibility while giving you
a useful default.
regards,
Ted
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