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Transferring the layer of points that has UTM 6 degree ED50 datum from ArcMap to Google Earth

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If I want to transfer the layer of points that has UTM 6 degree ED50 datum from ArcMap to Google Earth, is a necessity to convert points from ED50 to WGS84? Google Earth is based on WGS84. I am thinking ArcMap maybe convert to WGS84 automatically, because KML is working with just WGS84. Or maybe I need to Project tool for convert? Which one is true?

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NeilAyres

You will need to project - UTM metres to GCS (geographic degrees) and transform the datum from ED50 to WGS84.

Datum transformations :

ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2)

You can do this in 1 step in the project tool or export from the data frame in ArcMap.

NICOLAPEDDIS

You can search here

ArcGIS Help 10.1

and use the toolboox.

Also a good program to change coordinate system is Global Mapper

özgürökçün

thank you

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thank you

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