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ASSIGNMENT 1 (GROUP)
NAME MATRIKS NO
NORIFFAH ILYANI BINTI ZURAIMI B19BE0161
SHAZATUL NORAIN BINTI FADLI B19BE0168
AIREEN IDAYU BINTI ABDUL MALEK B19BE0149
A point is referenced by its longitude and scope values. Longitude and scope are points measured
from the earth's center to a point on the earth's surface. The points regularly are measured in
degrees (or in grads). The taking after outline appears the world as a globe with longitude and
scope values.
The latitude scope is the point shaped by a line going from the center of the soil to the equator at
the point on the equator that's closed to the point of intrigued and another line that goes from the
center of the soil to the parallel that goes through the point of interest
The longitude is the point shaped by a line that goes through the center of the soil and the
equator where the longitude=0 and another line that goes through the center of the soil and a line
through the equator and the meridian that goes through the point of intrigued.
The shape and measure of a geographic arrange system's surface is characterized by a circle or
spheroid. In spite of the fact that the soil is best spoken to by a spheroid, the soil is some of the
time treated as a circle to create numerical calculations simpler. The assumption that the soil may
be a circle is conceivable for small-scale maps (littler than 1:5000000).
At this scale, the contrast between a sphere and a spheroid isn't perceptible on a outline. Be that
as it may, to preserve exactness for larger-scale maps (scales of 1:1000000 or bigger), a spheroid
is fundamental to speak to the shape of the soil. Between those scales, choosing to utilize a circle
or spheroid will depend on the map's reason and the exactness of the information.
1) PLANIMETRIC COORDINATES
The definition of the outline projection for anticipated arrange systems. Other estimation
framework properties such as a spheroid of reference, a datum, and projection parameters
like one or more standard parallels, a central meridian, and conceivable shifts within the
x- and y-directions.
2) DATUM
Datums are utilized as the beginning reference point for looking over employments and
put your work in a bigger setting. Whereas a datum can be any reference utilized to
degree an question counting planes, lines and focuses in studying they are ordinarily
focuses, called geodetic datums.
There are two sorts of geodetic datum: flat and vertical. To be valuable in looking over, a
geodetic datum must be based on a reference surface, which takes these focuses from an
theoretical thought to a set area on the Earth’s surface. Outstandingly, there are different
reference surfaces, depending on where you're and whether you’re measuring for a flat or
vertical datum.
7) Malayan Revised Triangulation
There are two existing local geodetic reference systems in Malaysia namely the Malayan
Revised Triangulation (MRT) for Peninsular Malaysia and Borneo Triangulation System 1968
(BT68) for Sabah and Sarawak.
The MRT is the coordinate system used for mapping in Peninsular Malaysia.
The datum is based on the old Repsold Triangulation and computed using data collected
mainly in the period 1948 to 1966 using the Modified Everest ellipsoid.
It consists of about 1,200 stations plus a number of more recent standard traverses and
has an inter-station accuracy of around 13 to 15 ppm.
Coordinates in this system are known as MRT48 coordinates which represent a unified
datum, albeit distorted for the whole Peninsular.
Projection Properties
Graticule
Distortion
Rectified skew orthomorphic is a conformal map projection which is does not maintain
true directions, but angles and shapes are maintained at infinitesimal scale.
Distances are accurate along the central line if the scale factor is 1.0. If it is less than 1.0,
there are two straight lines parallel to the central line with accurate scale.
Area, distance, and scale distortions greatly increase with distance from the central line or
from the two straight lines that are parallel to the central line.
Usage
Parameters
False Easting
False Northing
Scale Factor
Azimuth
Longitude of Center
Latitude of Center
XY Plane Rotation
False Easting
False Northing
Scale Factor
Azimuth
Longitude of Center
Latitude of Center
XY Plane Rotation
Particular parameter cases
If the azimuth is 0° or 180° the resulting projection appears as the transverse Mercator
projection. If the latitude of the center is set on the equator and the azimuth parameter is ±
90°, the projection appears as the Mercator.