Correction: Clarify units and reference geodetic system for latitude and longitude #138
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jyasskin
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Oh, but note that there are 2 other instances of "decimal degrees" before #135 is fixed. |
Done. |
marcoscaceres
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Apr 10, 2024
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Blocked on #148 |
marcoscaceres
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@reillyeon, to automate some of this stuff, we need a convention for the commit messages. For now, slap "Correction:" on the front of the commit message. |
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Taking so I can work on #148 |
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Replace "decimal degrees" with "a real number of degrees" for greater clarity and specifically refer to the WGS84 coordinate system for latitude and longitude the way it is for altitude.
Closes #135 and #136.
CC @mgiuca and @jyasskin.
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