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Hi @hassangillani3,
It will depend on what coordinate system your coordinates are in.
If the easting values are around 5 or 6, then you most likely have lat/long coordinates. If the values are much larger, then you have coordinates from one of the projected coordinate systems.
Determining which datum your coordinates are in (Amersfoort or WGS84) is not possible from just the coordinate values.
What is the source of your coordinates? Was there any metadata specifying the coordinate system?
Yes, if you can show us the coordinate values we should be able to figure out which of the systems they're in.
If the coordinates are in RD (X < 150.000 and Y > 300.000) then I would use the EPSG:28992
Thank you
My source of coordinates is from PVoutput website (I got it from its HTML code)
Kindly guide further
Thank You
Thank you
My source of coordinates is from PVoutput website (I got it from its HTML code)
Kindly guide further
Thank You
Can you post the actual coordinates here? (just one xy pair will be enough)
latitude = 5.286193
longitude=52.1182925
source: pvoutput.org; station id =35087
Yes, if you can show us the coordinate values we should be able to figure out which of the systems they're in.
latitude = 5.286193
longitude=52.1182925
source: pvoutput.org; station id =35087
Now kindly tell which should I chose from above options in picture attached.
Thanks again
Right, that's lat/lon. LL84 in FME.
Thank you. Kindly find my coordinates located in Netherlands (Amsterdam)
latitude = 5.286193
longitude=52.1182925
source: pvoutput.org; station id =35087