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Coordinate reference systems (CRS) are like measurement units
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for coordinates: they specify which location on Earth a particular
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coordinate pair refers to. We saw above that ` sfc ` objects (geometry
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- list-columns) have a an attribute of class ` crs ` that stores the
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+ list-columns) have an attribute of class ` crs ` that stores the
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CRS. This implies that all geometries in a geometry list-column
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have the same CRS. It may be ` NA ` in case the CRS is unknown, or
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when we work with local coordinate systems (e.g. inside a building,
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for the WKT-2 specification; WKT-2 is a standard encoding for
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describing CRS that is used throughout the spatial data science
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industry. When defining a CRS, a PROJ string may be used that is
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- understood by the [ PROJ] ( https://proj4 .org/ ) library. It defines
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+ understood by the [ PROJ] ( https://proj .org/ ) library. It defines
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projection types and (often) defines parameter values for particular
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projections, and hence can cover an infinite amount of different
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projections. Alternatively, codes like ` EPSG:3035 ` or ` OGC:CRS84 `
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Coordinate reference system transformations are carried out using
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` st_transform() ` , e.g. converting longitudes/latitudes in NAD27 to
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- web mercator (EPSG:3857) can be done by:
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+ Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) can be done by:
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``` {r}
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nc.web_mercator <- st_transform(nc, "EPSG:3857")
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