Tool for geolocalisation of dots on a map. Geolocalization allows to locate a place, an object or a person on a map with geographic coordinates.
Coordinates Geolocalization - dCode
Tag(s) : Geography
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Coordinates Geolocalization
Locate Coordinates on a Map
Answers to Questions (FAQ)
How to locate Coordinates on a map?
dCode uses a map and locates GPS coordinates with their latitude and longitude in degree.
Example: 45.678, -5.4321 will be positionned to latitude +45.678 and longitude -5.4321.
How to connect dots on a map?
With the connect the dots option, dCode proposes to draw a line between the points/GPS coordinate.
Sometimes the dots can form a pattern or a loop (the order of the points is important in this case).
What is the latitude?
The latitude is the angle of the point on the North-South axis, starting from 0° to the equator and going from -90° to the south pole and +90° to the north pole.
What is the longitude?
Longitude is the angle of the point on the West-East axis, starting from 0° on the GreenWich meridian and ranging from -180° west to +180° east.
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