In our community we use state plane coordinates and most federal data is in UTM and needs to be converted. What does UASL use?

UASL’s internal data format is geographic NAD83. However, the user can select a wide range of map projections and datums and the data will be re-projected before it is downloaded to you. More than 150 projections/datums are technically supported but only the commonly used ones are available.

They include UTM, State Plane and Lat/Lon NAD27 and NAD83. Others can be added if needed. More.

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