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the moral to this story is don't dilute your data. if your data is delivered in gda94, don't convert it to gps coords so all your data is in the same format. in
by ferzul 7y ago
the moral to this story is don't dilute your data. if your data is delivered in gda94, don't convert it to gps coords so all your data is in the same format. instead, when you render it, render it from gda94 into your own coordinate system.
that way, you won't have a problem with interpreting what it means. there's no such thing as 145°E 40°S, but there is “145°E 45°S gps 2016-05-07” and that can forever be handled.
- netsharc 7y agoIn essence, we need 4 dimensional coordinates. Google Maps' Timeline feature has a bug where changes to place names propagate to the past. A bakery where I used to get lunch has changed to a burger place, so if I look back to where I had lunch on that day 2 years ago, it would mislead me into thinking I got a burger...