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Hartebeesthoek94 (EPSG:4148) is a geographic coordinate system covering all of South Africa and has been adopted as the country's national geodetic standard. This coordinate system is based on the International Terrestrial Reference Frame (ITRF), which uses the Earth's center of gravity, and was introduced in 1994. Its primary purpose is to obtain and use accurate location information within South Africa for purposes such as mapping, surveying, infrastructure management, and disaster prevention.
It is highly compatible with GNSS (particularly GPS) and provides positional accuracy that takes into account the effects of long-term crustal movement, making it also useful for geological surveys and wide-area surveys.
Hartebeesthoek94 (EPSG:4148) is used in all fields requiring accurate location information in South Africa, including surveying, mapping, urban planning, and infrastructure management. It plays an especially important role in the maintenance and management of public infrastructure such as roads, railways, and water and sewerage systems, resource exploration in the mining and energy sectors, and locating disaster sites. It is also used for crustal movement observation, geological research, and the development of a national control point network, making it a core coordinate system that supports South Africa's geographic information infrastructure.
1. South African zero-order GPS network.
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2. South African Gaussian coordinate system (Lo system).
