crs: Coordinate Reference System

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Coordinate Reference System

Description

Coordinate reference system (CRS) used by the U.S. Geological Survey Idaho National Laboratory Project Office. The CRS is based on the following attributes: Albers equal-area conic projection; latitude of first and second standard parallel is 42.83 and 44.16 decimal degrees, respectively; latitude and longitude of false origin is 41.5 and -113 decimal degrees, respectively; easting and northing of false origin is 200,000 and 0 meters, respectively; Clarke (1966) reference ellipsoid; North American Datum of 1983; and units of meters. The CRS is represented using an updated version of the well-known text (WKT2) strings.

Usage

crs

Format

A list with the following elements representing the CRS: input is the PROJ.4 string, and wkt is the WKT2 strings.

Source

Idaho National Laboratory Project Office

Examples

print(crs)

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