Determining the accuracy, reliability, validity, or appropriateness of any of the software or data written about in this blog for any uses is the sole responsibility of the reader, not the authors of the blog posts. The first one requires you to have your data in one of a number of different standard CorpsCon data formats, which will have to match the Input coordinate system defined by Setup:. The conversion results will be shown in a window:. Thanks for your support! Note that Longitude should be entered as positive; since the program is designed for use only in the Western Hemisphere, only positive west longitudes are acceptable. 
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The conversion results will be shown in a window: Note that Longitude should be entered as positive; since the program is designed for use only in the Western Hemisphere, only positive west longitudes are acceptable. The conversion results will be shown in a window:.
But there are free options for that …. After installing and opening the program, the cropscon step is to define the input and output coordinate systems.
Download the program version you need from the CorpsCon website. But if you already have data in your own format, along with additional data fields, CorpsCon lets you use those as well.
Coordinate Conversion Utilities
The first one requires you to have your data in one of a number of different standard CorpsCon covnerter formats, which will have to match the Input coordinate system defined by Setup: For sets of coordinate data in text files, there are two procedures you can use to do a batch conversion. Shopping at Amazon through any of the links below helps keep this site up and running.
You can also define which of the input fields will be included with the converted coordinates in the output fields, along with the field delimiter. For NAD conversions within the United States, I know of no other program as comprehensive, accurate and easy to use as this one.
The blog authors have no liability for any uses of the software or data described here. Here, you define how the text in the input file is delimited Comma, Tab, Space or Otherand which fields in the input file correspond to the ID and position coordinates.
Determining the accuracy, reliability, validity, or appropriateness of any of the software or data written about in this blog for any uses is the sole responsibility of the reader, not the authors of the blog posts.
Conversions can be done for individual points, or conerter conversions for text files in either a standard Corpscon format or a user-defined format. The first one requires you to have your data in one of a number of different standard CorpsCon data formats, which will have to match the Input coordinate system defined by Setup:.
The first program is a highly specialized one that only handles NAD conversions within the United States. Thanks for your support!
Coordinate Converters I – NAD Conversions
The largest version, at MB downloaded, includes horizontal and vertical datum data for the continental US and Alaska, while the smallest 6 MB only does horizontal conversions within the continental US. This post is the first in a series on freeware coordinate converters. As you convert more points, the results will be appended onto previous results.
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