<C1843B5B8DC9B64089E19EBF7DB9FCD601760897@ghcmail.ghc911.org>, Marc
Berryman <MBerryman@911.org> writes
>We should adhere to the use of the World Geodetic System 1984 Standard
>- WGS84.
WGS84 is indeed a 1984 standard. Its predecessor was issued in 1972.
Who's to say there won't be another revision in, say 2014? Surely we
should allow for such an event?
Also, the forthcoming Galileo system:
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galileo_positioning_system>
will not, I understand, use WGS84.
>Any other geodetic system can be transformed from the WGS84 system.
How would you convert this set of coordinates:
1.98 S, 353.82 E
to WGS84? (It might help to bear in mind that they're on Mars, not
Earth.)
--
Andy Mabbett
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