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if you use a gps device to capture coordinates of features that are to be used in a new license application (or to find your own license boundaries in the terrain), be sure to tell the instrument that you are using wgs 84 for the geodetic datum. a follow-up query should use wgs 84 for the geodetic datum.


alternatively, if you are using a desktop computer to perform the calculations, you can use desktop programs such as astrogeo or the google earth plugin to check your coordinates as you work. if you need a more detailed coordinate reference system, use the google earth plugin to convert from the cartesian coordinate system to the world geographic (wgs 84) coordinate system.


the gps device is the most direct way to make sure that your coordinates are accurate and that you are working in wgs 84. however, you can also use desktop computer programs and the google earth plugin to check your coordinates as you work.


if you are using a desktop computer to perform the calculations, you can use desktop programs such as astrogeo or the google earth plugin to check your coordinates as you work. if you need a more detailed coordinate reference system, use the google earth plugin to convert from the cartesian coordinate system to the world geographic (wgs 84) coordinate system.


another place to check your coordinates is the license boundary database that is linked to the new mining cadastre portal. as mentioned above, for values that are specified as wgs 84, the positions should be changed from the original arc 1960 coordinates to the new wgs 84 coordinates. to see the positions of your boundaries, you need to use the "import data" tool. when you click on it, you will be able to choose from the following options: 84d34552a1