Decimal Degrees definition

Decimal Degrees or “DD” means values of latitude and longitude expressed in decimal format rather than in degrees, minutes, and seconds. Latitude-longitude values are converted to decimal degrees mainly for ease of use. Decimal degrees can be calculated by adding the value for degrees to the result of degrees divided by 60 plus seconds divided by 3,600. Using this formula the longitude 74° 44' 35" is equal to 74.7430 in decimal degrees.
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Examples of Decimal Degrees in a sentence

  • The template’s Coordinate System is Geographic coordinates (longitude and latitude), North American Datum of 1983 in Decimal Degrees (8 or more place after the decimal point).

  • A foot note must also be placed on the sheet defining the tick marks as Lat/Long in Decimal Degrees.

  • Gate Forest Service Yes 1558 -113.508943 46.516364 Decimal Degrees.

  • Time and one-half of the employee’s regular rate as defined by applicable law shall be paid for all hours worked over a regular full-time employee’s scheduled eight (8) hour shift; provided, however, overtime will not be paid to employees who the Employer allows to work more than eight (8) hours in a day to make up for hours previously not worked in the work week.

  • Gate Forest Service Yes 4325 -113.527305 46.522440 Decimal Degrees.

  • The valid values for this field are: U for UTM expressed in Military Grid Reference System (MGRS) form, N for UTM/UPS (Northern hemisphere), S for UTM/UPS (Southern hemisphere), G for Geographic and D for Decimal Degrees.

  • The following format must be followed: Project and Activity Location Data will be provided as latitude and longitude coordinates in Decimal Degrees (DD.DDDDD) format as derived from Global Positioning System.

  • The template’s XY Coordinate System is Geographic coordinates (longitude and latitude), North American Datum of 1983 in Decimal Degrees (8 or more place after the decimal point).

  • The Excel file shall provide coordinates in both Decimal Degrees (DD.ddddd) and Decimal Minutes (DD MM.mmm) formats and include, at a minimum, material description, and unique name for each deployment location.

  • The project can be located at: Latitude 34.763580 (Decimal Degrees), Longitude -117.890489 (Decimal Degrees); United States Geological Survey 7.5 Minute Quad Map ▇▇▇▇▇▇ T8N R10W Sec 24 and 25 San Bernardino meridian.

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