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Un-project Transverse Mercator Eastings and Northings back to latitude and longitude.
Description
These functions convert OSGB (Ordnance Survey of Great Britain) coordinates, i.e. Transverse Mercator easting and northing coordinates,
for example, as provided by the UK Biobank.
latitude returns latitude values and longitude returns longitude values.
Usage
latitude(data, easting, northing)
longitude(data, easting, northing)
Arguments
data
a data frame containing OSGB coordinates
easting
a numeric vector of easting coordinates
northing
a numeric vector of northing coordinates
Value
A numeric vector of latitude or longitude values.
Examples
osgb <- data.frame(east = c(393000, 461000, 438000), north = c(287000, 223000, 565000))
latitude(osgb, east, north)
longitude(osgb, east, north)
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Un-project Transverse Mercator Eastings and Northings back to latitude and longitude.
Description
These functions convert OSGB (Ordnance Survey of Great Britain) coordinates, i.e. Transverse Mercator easting and northing coordinates,
for example, as provided by the UK Biobank.
latitude returns latitude values and longitude returns longitude values.
Usage
latitude(data, easting, northing)
longitude(data, easting, northing)
Arguments
data |
a data frame containing OSGB coordinates |
easting |
a numeric vector of easting coordinates |
northing |
a numeric vector of northing coordinates |
Value
A numeric vector of latitude or longitude values.
Examples
osgb <- data.frame(east = c(393000, 461000, 438000), north = c(287000, 223000, 565000))
latitude(osgb, east, north)
longitude(osgb, east, north)
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