COORD_OP_CODE

COORD_OP_TYPE

SOURCE_CRS_CODE

TARGET_CRS_CODE

COORD_TFM_VERSION

COORD_OP_VARIANT

AREA_OF_USE_CODE

COORD_OP_SCOPE

COORD_OP_ACCURACY

COORD_OP_METHOD_CODE

UOM_CODE_SOURCE_COORD_DIFF

UOM_CODE_TARGET_COORD_DIFF

Coordinate_Operation_INFORMATION_SOURCE

Coordinate_Operation_DATA_SOURCE

Coordinate_Operation_REVISION_DATE

Coordinate_Operation_CHANGE_ID

SHOW_OPERATION

Coordinate_Operation_DEPRECATED

PARAMETER_NAME

PARAM_VALUE_FILE_REF

DESCRIPTION

Coordinate_Operation Parameter_INFORMATION_SOURCE

Coordinate_Operation Parameter_DATA_SOURCE

Coordinate_Operation Parameter_REVISION_DATE

Coordinate_Operation Parameter_CHANGE_ID

Coordinate_Operation Parameter_DEPRECATED

SORT_ORDER

PARAM_SIGN_REVERSAL

transformation

NCG-Nld 2000

Accuracy 0.5m

Dutch sources also quote an equivalent transformation with parameter values dX=+593.032 dY=+26.000 dZ=+478.741m, rX rY rZ and dS as this tfm. These values belong to a different transformation method and cannot be used with the Coordinate Frame method.

http://rdnap.kadaster.nl/rd/index.html Also Nederlandse Commissie voor Geodesie publication 30; 3rd edition 1997. Also with change of method and parameter units at EuroGeographics; http://crs.bkg.bund.de/crs-eu/

X-axis translation

The difference between the X values of a point in the target and source coordinate reference systems.

EPSG guidance note number 7-2.

transformation

NCG-Nld 2000

Accuracy 0.5m

Dutch sources also quote an equivalent transformation with parameter values dX=+593.032 dY=+26.000 dZ=+478.741m, rX rY rZ and dS as this tfm. These values belong to a different transformation method and cannot be used with the Coordinate Frame method.

http://rdnap.kadaster.nl/rd/index.html Also Nederlandse Commissie voor Geodesie publication 30; 3rd edition 1997. Also with change of method and parameter units at EuroGeographics; http://crs.bkg.bund.de/crs-eu/

Y-axis translation

The difference between the Y values of a point in the target and source coordinate reference systems.

EPSG guidance note number 7-2.

transformation

NCG-Nld 2000

Accuracy 0.5m

Dutch sources also quote an equivalent transformation with parameter values dX=+593.032 dY=+26.000 dZ=+478.741m, rX rY rZ and dS as this tfm. These values belong to a different transformation method and cannot be used with the Coordinate Frame method.

http://rdnap.kadaster.nl/rd/index.html Also Nederlandse Commissie voor Geodesie publication 30; 3rd edition 1997. Also with change of method and parameter units at EuroGeographics; http://crs.bkg.bund.de/crs-eu/

Z-axis translation

The difference between the Z values of a point in the target and source coordinate reference systems.

EPSG guidance note number 7-2.

transformation

NCG-Nld 2000

Accuracy 0.5m

Dutch sources also quote an equivalent transformation with parameter values dX=+593.032 dY=+26.000 dZ=+478.741m, rX rY rZ and dS as this tfm. These values belong to a different transformation method and cannot be used with the Coordinate Frame method.

http://rdnap.kadaster.nl/rd/index.html Also Nederlandse Commissie voor Geodesie publication 30; 3rd edition 1997. Also with change of method and parameter units at EuroGeographics; http://crs.bkg.bund.de/crs-eu/

X-axis rotation

The angular difference between the Y and Z axes directions of target and source coordinate reference systems. This is a rotation about the X axis as viewed from the origin looking along that axis. The particular method defines which direction is positive, and what is being rotated (point or axis).

EPSG guidance note number 7-2.

transformation

NCG-Nld 2000

Accuracy 0.5m

Dutch sources also quote an equivalent transformation with parameter values dX=+593.032 dY=+26.000 dZ=+478.741m, rX rY rZ and dS as this tfm. These values belong to a different transformation method and cannot be used with the Coordinate Frame method.

http://rdnap.kadaster.nl/rd/index.html Also Nederlandse Commissie voor Geodesie publication 30; 3rd edition 1997. Also with change of method and parameter units at EuroGeographics; http://crs.bkg.bund.de/crs-eu/

Y-axis rotation

The angular difference between the X and Z axes directions of target and source coordinate reference systems. This is a rotation about theY axis as viewed from the origin looking along that axis. The particular method defines which direction is positive, and what is being rotated (point or axis).

EPSG guidance note number 7-2.

transformation

NCG-Nld 2000

Accuracy 0.5m

Dutch sources also quote an equivalent transformation with parameter values dX=+593.032 dY=+26.000 dZ=+478.741m, rX rY rZ and dS as this tfm. These values belong to a different transformation method and cannot be used with the Coordinate Frame method.

http://rdnap.kadaster.nl/rd/index.html Also Nederlandse Commissie voor Geodesie publication 30; 3rd edition 1997. Also with change of method and parameter units at EuroGeographics; http://crs.bkg.bund.de/crs-eu/

Z-axis rotation

The angular difference between the X and Y axes directions of target and source coordinate reference systems. This is a rotation about the Z axis as viewed from the origin looking along that axis. The particular method defines which direction is positive, and what is being rotated (point or axis).

EPSG guidance note number 7-2.

transformation

NCG-Nld 2000

Accuracy 0.5m

Dutch sources also quote an equivalent transformation with parameter values dX=+593.032 dY=+26.000 dZ=+478.741m, rX rY rZ and dS as this tfm. These values belong to a different transformation method and cannot be used with the Coordinate Frame method.

http://rdnap.kadaster.nl/rd/index.html Also Nederlandse Commissie voor Geodesie publication 30; 3rd edition 1997. Also with change of method and parameter units at EuroGeographics; http://crs.bkg.bund.de/crs-eu/

Scale difference

The scale difference increased by unity equals the ratio of an the length of an arbitrary distance between two points in target and source coordinate reference systems. This is usually averaged for the intersection area of the two coordinate reference systems. \n\nIf a distance of 100 km in the source coordinate reference system translates into a distance of 100.001 km in the target coordinate reference system, the scale difference is 1 ppm (the ratio being 1.000001).

EPSG guidance note number 7-2.

transformation

NCG-Nld 2000

Accuracy 0.5m

Replaced by Amersfoort to ETRS89 (3) (tfm code 15739). Dutch sources also quote an equivalent transformation using the Molodenski-Badekas 10-parameter method (M-B) - see tfm code 1066.

http://www.rdnap.nl/ Also Nederlandse Commissie voor Geodesie publication 30; 3rd edition 1997. Also with change of method and parameter units at EuroGeographics; http://crs.bkg.bund.de/crs-eu/

2005.080 2005.180 2005.460 2007.043

X-axis translation

The difference between the X values of a point in the target and source coordinate reference systems.

EPSG guidance note number 7-2.

transformation

NCG-Nld 2000

Accuracy 0.5m

Replaced by Amersfoort to ETRS89 (3) (tfm code 15739). Dutch sources also quote an equivalent transformation using the Molodenski-Badekas 10-parameter method (M-B) - see tfm code 1066.

http://www.rdnap.nl/ Also Nederlandse Commissie voor Geodesie publication 30; 3rd edition 1997. Also with change of method and parameter units at EuroGeographics; http://crs.bkg.bund.de/crs-eu/

2005.080 2005.180 2005.460 2007.043

Y-axis translation

The difference between the Y values of a point in the target and source coordinate reference systems.

EPSG guidance note number 7-2.

transformation

NCG-Nld 2000

Accuracy 0.5m

Replaced by Amersfoort to ETRS89 (3) (tfm code 15739). Dutch sources also quote an equivalent transformation using the Molodenski-Badekas 10-parameter method (M-B) - see tfm code 1066.

http://www.rdnap.nl/ Also Nederlandse Commissie voor Geodesie publication 30; 3rd edition 1997. Also with change of method and parameter units at EuroGeographics; http://crs.bkg.bund.de/crs-eu/

2005.080 2005.180 2005.460 2007.043

Z-axis translation

The difference between the Z values of a point in the target and source coordinate reference systems.

EPSG guidance note number 7-2.

transformation

NCG-Nld 2000

Accuracy 0.5m

Replaced by Amersfoort to ETRS89 (3) (tfm code 15739). Dutch sources also quote an equivalent transformation using the Molodenski-Badekas 10-parameter method (M-B) - see tfm code 1066.

http://www.rdnap.nl/ Also Nederlandse Commissie voor Geodesie publication 30; 3rd edition 1997. Also with change of method and parameter units at EuroGeographics; http://crs.bkg.bund.de/crs-eu/

2005.080 2005.180 2005.460 2007.043

X-axis rotation

The angular difference between the Y and Z axes directions of target and source coordinate reference systems. This is a rotation about the X axis as viewed from the origin looking along that axis. The particular method defines which direction is positive, and what is being rotated (point or axis).

EPSG guidance note number 7-2.

transformation

NCG-Nld 2000

Accuracy 0.5m

Replaced by Amersfoort to ETRS89 (3) (tfm code 15739). Dutch sources also quote an equivalent transformation using the Molodenski-Badekas 10-parameter method (M-B) - see tfm code 1066.

http://www.rdnap.nl/ Also Nederlandse Commissie voor Geodesie publication 30; 3rd edition 1997. Also with change of method and parameter units at EuroGeographics; http://crs.bkg.bund.de/crs-eu/

2005.080 2005.180 2005.460 2007.043

Y-axis rotation

The angular difference between the X and Z axes directions of target and source coordinate reference systems. This is a rotation about theY axis as viewed from the origin looking along that axis. The particular method defines which direction is positive, and what is being rotated (point or axis).

EPSG guidance note number 7-2.

transformation

NCG-Nld 2000

Accuracy 0.5m

Replaced by Amersfoort to ETRS89 (3) (tfm code 15739). Dutch sources also quote an equivalent transformation using the Molodenski-Badekas 10-parameter method (M-B) - see tfm code 1066.

http://www.rdnap.nl/ Also Nederlandse Commissie voor Geodesie publication 30; 3rd edition 1997. Also with change of method and parameter units at EuroGeographics; http://crs.bkg.bund.de/crs-eu/

2005.080 2005.180 2005.460 2007.043

Z-axis rotation

The angular difference between the X and Y axes directions of target and source coordinate reference systems. This is a rotation about the Z axis as viewed from the origin looking along that axis. The particular method defines which direction is positive, and what is being rotated (point or axis).

EPSG guidance note number 7-2.

transformation

NCG-Nld 2000

Accuracy 0.5m

Replaced by Amersfoort to ETRS89 (3) (tfm code 15739). Dutch sources also quote an equivalent transformation using the Molodenski-Badekas 10-parameter method (M-B) - see tfm code 1066.

http://www.rdnap.nl/ Also Nederlandse Commissie voor Geodesie publication 30; 3rd edition 1997. Also with change of method and parameter units at EuroGeographics; http://crs.bkg.bund.de/crs-eu/

2005.080 2005.180 2005.460 2007.043

Scale difference

The scale difference increased by unity equals the ratio of an the length of an arbitrary distance between two points in target and source coordinate reference systems. This is usually averaged for the intersection area of the two coordinate reference systems. \n\nIf a distance of 100 km in the source coordinate reference system translates into a distance of 100.001 km in the target coordinate reference system, the scale difference is 1 ppm (the ratio being 1.000001).

EPSG guidance note number 7-2.