Coordinate フォーマット自動検出
The "Magic Box" Geodetic Engine: Paste any coordinate string to identify its format instantly.
Quick Reference: Format Detection
Why this matters: Detecting the right coordinate format first eliminates the most common source of conversion error. This is especially important before you convert for professional or legal workflows.
💡 Pro Tip: If the detector identifies UTM or MGRS, use the linked coordinate tools immediately to avoid manual transcription mistakes.
Liability Note: Format Misidentification
Misidentifying a coordinate format (e.g. confusing Decimal Degrees with local Grid Eastings) is a leading cause of 1:1 project alignment failure. Professional geodetic workflows require format verification against project specifications to avoid systematic errors. This tool is a reference engine only and should be verified against official datum documentation.
How the Engine Identifies Formats
Our pattern-matching engine uses geodetic regex benchmarks to parse strings for localized markers:
- MGRS: Looks for the 100km square identification letters (e.g.
SUJ) and grid zone designators. - UTM: Identifies Easting (6 digits) and Northing (7 digits) separated by zone designators (e.g.
33T). - DMS: Parses symbols like °, ′, ″ and hemisphere suffixes (N, S, E, W).
- Decimal: Validates numeric ranges within latitudinal (±90) and longitudinal (±180) boundaries.
The $50,000 Geodetic Drift Liability: NAD83 vs WGS84
北米プレートは年間約2cm移動するため、NAD83(2011)とWGS84(G1762)は現在2.2メートル以上乖離しています。 高精度なNAD83地籍杭打ちに「標準的な」GPS WGS84座標を使用したことで、基礎のやり直しやインフラの配置ミスによる5万ドルの専門家責任賠償請求が発生しています。