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The document is a form from the State of Nevada regarding Abandoned Mine Lands, specifically for reporting secured hazards. It requires ownership information, hazard location details using UTM coordinates, and mandates the inclusion of labeled photos to update the database on secured hazards.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering your Ownership/Claimant Information. Fill in your Name and Address in the designated fields.
Locate the NDOM Hazard ID Number field and input the relevant identification number for your hazard.
Select the appropriate Hazard Location option from UTM NAD83 or UTM NAD27 based on your data requirements.
Input the Date Secured, followed by entering the UTM E/Long and UTM N/Lat coordinates as necessary.
Provide Longitude/Latitude details if applicable, ensuring accuracy for effective hazard management.
Attach a labeled photo of the secured hazard. Ensure that the image file is correctly named for database updates.

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What is the difference between grid coordinates and ground coordinates?

Converting survey coordinates to GPS coordinates can be tricky, but there are some online programs that allow you to do so. You will need to know the geographical location of the property in order to find it and pinpoint the location of the original survey coordinates.

How to convert grid coordinates to ground coordinates?

To transform coordinates between different systems, we use transformation matrices. These matrices help us change the position, scale, or orientation of an object. In 2D, we use a 3x3 matrix, while in 3D, we use a 4x4 matrix.

How to transform one coordinate system to another?

In the Contents pane, right-click the map or scene and click Properties. On the Map Properties dialog box, click the Coordinate Systems tab. To change the horizontal or vertical coordinate system, click the button below the Current XY or Current Z heading, respectively.

Can you change the coordinate system?

Changing coordinate systems can involve two very different operations. One is recomputing coordinate values that correspond to the same point. The other is re-expressing a field in terms of new variables.