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iati-activities/iati-activity/location/coordinates
This is the reference page for the XML element coordinates
.
Deprecated since 1.04
Geodetic coordinates for the location (latitude, longitude).
Deprecated since 1.04
The decimal latitude (north is positive), e.g. “45.5” for 45.5 degrees north (45 degrees 30 minutes).
This value must be of type xsd:decimal.
Deprecated since 1.04
The decimal longitude (east is positive), e.g. “-75.5” for 75.5 degrees west (74 degrees 30 minutes).
This value must be of type xsd:decimal.
Deprecated since 1.04
An IATI-defined subset of UCPD precision codes for the location (e.g. “2” for within 25 km of the specified latitude/longitude).
See http://iatistandard.org/codelists/geographical_precision
This value must be of type xsd:string.
This value must be on the GeographicalPrecision codelist.
NB: this element is deprecated in version 1.04
UNOPS example, with co-ordinates set to a precision of “near exact location” (code 2):
<location>
<name>Herat</name>
<coordinates latitude="34.341944400000003000" longitude="62.203055599999971000" precision="2" />
<location-type code="PPL" />
<administrative country="AF">Afghanistan, Herat, Injil</administrative>
</location>
Deprecated in 1.04
The location/coordinates element was deprecated in 1.04. Coordinates can now be specified in the location/point element instead.
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