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related products. See also map exchange<br />
agrooment.<br />
MIL-HDBK-850<br />
coordlrreto exsra-in a rectangular coordhrata<br />
system, the eses of reference which intersacl at<br />
right angles srtme polnf.of ortgin.<br />
coordinate Converalo-hanging the<br />
comdhtafe vahses from one type to those of<br />
amlher wfrh the coordinate reference systems<br />
or datuma rul changing; e.g., geographic<br />
coomfinatas to Transverse Mercator grid<br />
rmcdhates.<br />
coordlrtate pair—A sat of Cartesian<br />
coordinates describing the Swodimenabnal<br />
bcatbn of a poim, line, or areas (@ygon)<br />
Ieetura In relatfcn to the common Ccor’dktate<br />
systems of the data base.<br />
coordlnata protrectrsr-A square-shaped<br />
protractor having graduations on two adjacent<br />
edges wtih the cemer al one comer. II is<br />
equipped with a movable arm turning about the<br />
center, and graduated to show linear quamities<br />
on a given SCAE. The protractor is covered wlrh<br />
a grtd of the same scale ami units as the arm.<br />
coordinate ratemrrca notetlo’n~Grid<br />
coordinates are gfvan In terms of linear<br />
measurement in meters. Gecgrephlc<br />
wordfmtes are oiven in tams of annular<br />
measurement, u-wally in dagrees,-mlflutes,<br />
Secands but occasionally in grads.<br />
and<br />
coordinate ralerence notellon—G rid<br />
caordirrates ere given In Ierms of linear<br />
measurement, usually meters but occaaienally<br />
in yards, feet, or olher units. Geographic -<br />
coordinates are g’wen in terms of angular<br />
measurement, usually [n degrees, minutes, and<br />
seconds, but ccoasionslly in grads.<br />
coordinate trarmformatlon—1. A<br />
mathematical or grsphk process of obtaining a<br />
rmdified set ot coordinates by eoms<br />
cornblnalbn of rotation of coordinate axes al<br />
their point of origkt, tranafocetion of the point or<br />
orfgln, rmditicetien or scale along coordinate<br />
axes, or change of the size or geometry of the<br />
reference ~ace. 2. The set of parameters used<br />
to accornpfbh this process. See alsa aftlna<br />
tranaformatlon; Cfrrtealan coordlnataa;<br />
datum tranalormetlon; rectlflcatlon;<br />
UnlVer8al Polar Stereographic grid;<br />
Unlvemal Tranaverae Mercator grid.<br />
Coordlnatad Unhremel Time (CUT)—AISO<br />
56<br />
called unlvemal tlmrr coordlnatrrd (UTC).<br />
See lfnlvemal Tlma.<br />
coordlnatad aertas-A saries ot<br />
gaographkelly integrated target charts and<br />
other graphics of a unftorm scale and format<br />
devebpsd to provide continuous and tort’plete<br />
coverage of a large area. Also called earlea.<br />
coordlnetas+JCS) Linear or angular<br />
quamities which designate fhe position fhat a<br />
point occupies in a given reference frame or<br />
syslem. Also used as a general term to<br />
designate the particular kind of reference frame<br />
or system, such as PISITS racta~utar<br />
coordinates or spherical coordhatea. See efao<br />
aaaumed plene coordlnatea; ●atronomlc<br />
Coordlrratea; Carreslan coordlnrrtos;<br />
celeetlal equator system of coordlnatea;<br />
chromattclty coordinate: Curvlllnaar.<br />
coordlnetee; cyltndrlcel coordlnatest;<br />
Earth-fixed coordinate syetem; ●cllptlc<br />
system of coordlnetea; gatactlc syetem<br />
of coordinates; gaocentrlc coordinate;<br />
geocentric geodatlc coordhrataa;<br />
gaodatlc coordlrrataa; gaogrsphlc<br />
Coordlnatas; geomagnetic coordinates:<br />
grid coordlnatea; grid coordinate<br />
X@thm; Oround-epace coordinate<br />
ayatem; horizon ayetem ot coordinates;<br />
hour engle eystem (of coordlnataa);<br />
lnertlet coordhrete system; local<br />
coordhrate system; model coordinetea;<br />
Of Nlqua Coordlnatas; Orlgln of<br />
coordlnetes; photograph coordlnatea:<br />
plene potar CoOrdlnrXteS; plane<br />
rectangular coordlnatee; plate<br />
coordinates; polar Ooordlnatea;<br />
rectangular coordinates; rectangular<br />
space coordlrrates; ralatlve coordinate<br />
syetem; right eacsnelon ●ystem;<br />
selenocentrlc coordinates; epace<br />
coordlrrsles; space polar coordinates;<br />
spherlcel coordinates; state coordlrrate<br />
syetems; etrlp coordinates; topocentrlc<br />
coordinates; topocentrlc equatorial<br />
coordlnatea; unlveraaf apece<br />
rectangular coordinate syatam;<br />
Unlvereal Transverse Mercator<br />
coordinates: verrlcel coordinate.<br />
coordlnation+wrveying) The placing of all<br />
survey data on the same aocmlnale system or<br />
datum. Coordination does not hrrply the<br />
adjustment of obsemaIlons to rarrmve<br />
discrepancies. Two field surveys over the same<br />
area may be coordinated by computation on tha<br />
aama datum, but there may ramain between