Geographical code
A geographical code is a code which makes it possible to define (or to identify) a point, a zone, or an entity on the surface of the Ground.
Various systems of coding cohabit, but the systems can primarily be given by:
- the way in which the code is created (Nombre, letter, mixture of both, other,…)
- the portion of Earth which is concerned (the whole Earth, the ground, water, a Continent, a Pays,…)
- the type of surface, zone, or coded entity (Country, county, Airport, Railway station, City,…)
- according to whether the coded entity is a point or a surface
- the period during which the code is valid
List few systems of geographical code
Some of these systems are free of right, others are used under different licenses.
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code INSEE (nomenclature of the common Frenchwomen)
- number plates of vehicles
- codes AITA of the railway stations
- codes AITA of the airports
- codes ICAO of the airports
- prefixes ICAO of registration of the aircraft
- codes country Internet, majority similar to the codes country ISO 3166-1 alpha-2
- codes country of the '' International Olympic committee ''
- regional codes of country ISO 3166-2
- code of UNO: http://unstats.un.org/unsd/methods/m49/m49regin.htm, area code, continents, country (like numerical ISO 3166-1)
- SALB ( Second Administrative Level Boundaries ), of UNO * UN/LOCODE, zone, administrative, cities
- UTM
- WMO
See too
- SIG
- Géolocalisation
- System of positioning
- ISO 6709 standardized representation of the Latitude, Longitude and Altitude
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