Spatial referencing systems
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Spatial referencing systems (SRS) are coordinate-based local, regional or global systems used to locate geographical entities. Some of systems in existence are:
- British national grid reference system
- Irish national grid reference system
- Irish Transverse Mercator
- Israeli Transverse Mercator
- Israeli Cassini Soldner
- Jordan Transverse Mercator
- United States National Grid
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