Spatial references were never my strong suit, so sorry in advance if I use the wrong terminology somewhere
I'm trying to use a custom geocoder to reverse geocode a geopoint via pulldata. Our custom geocoder is in state plane, but the default World Geocoder is not. What's the way to handle this?
Side notes: We are only collecting data within our jurisdiction, and would like to match the address entered to our address point. This is a public survey, and we don't feel that teaching users to select the proper locator in the geopoint question will make sense to many people.
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Hi Dante,
Apologies for the delay in response. Per, Reverse Geocode—ArcGIS REST API | ArcGIS for Developers , you can specify the output coordinate system by using the outSR parameter in the request; for Survey123 (which internally uses WGS1984), the correct code would be
outSR=4326
Hi Dante,
Apologies for the delay in response. Per, Reverse Geocode—ArcGIS REST API | ArcGIS for Developers , you can specify the output coordinate system by using the outSR parameter in the request; for Survey123 (which internally uses WGS1984), the correct code would be
outSR=4326
Ah! Good to know. Thanks for the response. I'll give that approach a go. I'd ended up publishing a locator in WGS1984