Definition
Latitude of recipients' current primary home address. The geographic coordinate of the address point on the earth, measured in decimal degrees north or south of the equator.
Components
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Data Element ConceptAddress: Geocode Latitude V1
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PropertyGeocode Latitude 0.1
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Representation
This representation is based on the value domain for this data element, more information is available at " You dont have permission to view this item ".Data Type | CharacterString |
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Format | XNN.N(13) |
Maximum character length | 13 |
Representation Class | Identifier |
Origin
STANDARDS AUSTRALIA 2006. AS 4590_2006 INTERCHANGE OF CLIENT INFORMATION. SYDNEY: STANDARDS AUSTRALIA.
References
STANDARDS AUSTRALIA 2017. AS 4590_2017 INTERCHANGE OF CLIENT INFORMATION. SYDNEY: STANDARDS AUSTRALIA.
Custom Fields
Positions of geographic features can be defined in space by a set of coordinates. In order for coordinates to be unique, the coordinate reference system needs to be fully defined. A coordinate reference system is realized by a reference frame, which comprises a datum and a coordinate system. Geographical coordinates (latitudes and longitudes) are the universal system for defining spatial position. A set of geographic coordinates on a datum is complete and unique, worldwide. The geographic latitude of a point on the earth is a measurement in degrees north or south of the equator reference to a prescribed datum. Latitudes south of the equator are expressed as a negative number, north of the equator as positive.