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Explains the the significance of a digit's value placement in meters. | |
0,0 is where the equator and the meridian line meet. | |
+/-180° to create a full circle. | |
+/-XYZ.ABCDEFGHIJ | |
+/- North/South, East/West according to the equator and the meridian line. | |
X Non-zero tell us we are using Longitude. | |
Y Position to about 1000km - Continent or Ocean location. | |
Z Position to about 111km - State or Country. | |
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A 1. Position to about 11.1km - Distinguish one city from another. | |
B 2. Position to about 1.11km - Distinguish one village from another. | |
C 3. Position to about 111m - Distinguish agricultural field from a institutional campus. | |
D 4. Position to about 11.1m - Distinguish a parcel of land. | |
E 5. Position to about 1.11m - Distinguish trees from each other. | |
F 6. Position to about 0.111m/11.1cm/111mm - Used for laying out structures. | |
G 7. Position to about 11.1mm/1,11cm - Used for land surveying | |
H 8. Position to about 1.11mm - Used to chart motions of tectonic plates. | |
I 9. Position to about 111 microns - Microscopic use. | |
J ... |
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