On the geodetic datums in Sri Lanka
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Open access
Authors
Abeyratne, P.
Featherstone, Will
Tantrigoda, D.
Date
2010Collection
Type
Journal Article
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The geodetic datums in Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon) for latitude and longitude, height and gravity are described and discussed, because this information is not available in the open literature. It is recommended that most of these datums require some upgrading.
Citation
Abeyratne, P. and Featherstone, W. and Tantrigoda, D. 2010. On the geodetic datums in Sri Lanka. Survey Review. 42 (317): pp. 229-239.
Source Title
Survey Review
Faculty
Department of Spatial Sciences
Faculty of Science and Engineering
WA School of Mines
Remarks
© W. S. Maney & Son Ltd
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