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ICrsPrimeMeridian Interface
A graticule of latitude and longitude values is applied to the ellipsoid.

Namespace: FDF.Common.CoordinateSystems
Assembly: FDF.Common (in FDF.Common.dll) Version: 3.0.0.0
Syntax
public interface ICrsPrimeMeridian : ICrsInfo

The ICrsPrimeMeridian type exposes the following members.

Properties
  NameDescription
Public propertyLongitude
Gets or sets prime meridian longitude from Greenwich.
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Remarks
Latitude has a natural starting point in the equator. There is no natural starting point for longitude, known as the prime meridian, which is arbitrarily defined. Historically national systems usually adopted their national astronomical observatory as the starting point for longitude. The meridian through Greenwich has been accepted as the international norm for over a century, but its adoption for geodetic purposes has lagged somewhat. Longitudes based on other prime meridians, for example Paris, remain in use today. Longitude is unambiguous only when the prime meridian is defined.
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