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Transformations and OSGM02 user guide - Leica Geosystems

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Inverse transformation (OSGB36 to ETRS89)To compute ETRS89 eastings <strong>and</strong> northings from OSGB36 coordinates, an iterative procedure is required:Step 1To start the iteration, compute the ETRS89–OSGB36 easting <strong>and</strong> northing shifts at the OSGB36 point, using theOSGB36 easting <strong>and</strong> northing <strong>and</strong> the method described in procedure for transforming coordinates (page 20).Subtract these shifts from the OSGB36 coordinates to obtain the first estimate of the ETRS89 easting <strong>and</strong> northing.Step 2Use this estimate of the ETRS89 easting <strong>and</strong> northing to obtain improved values for the easting <strong>and</strong> northing shifts, <strong>and</strong>subtract these from the OSGB36 coordinates to obtain improved values of the ETRS89 easting <strong>and</strong> northing.Step 3If the difference between the first shift value <strong>and</strong> second shift value is more than 0.0001 metres in either easting ornorthing, repeat step 2 until this is not the case.Step 4If ETRS89 latitude <strong>and</strong> longitude coordinates are required, obtain these from the ETRS89 easting <strong>and</strong> northing by theprocedure described in appendix C.<strong>Transformations</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>OSGM02</strong> <strong>user</strong> <strong>guide</strong> chapter 3v2.1 9/2002 © crown copyrightPage 22

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