Passport Parameters Classification

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NOTES:

 

1. Generalized Map Type:

1 - Topographic,

2 - General Geographic,

3 - Special Space Navigation,

4 - City Topographic Plan,

5 - Large-Scale Site Plan,

6 - Aeronautical,

7 - Nautical Navigation,

8 - Aviation;

9 - Blank Chart.

 

The dependency between the map type and other passport characteristics is as follows.

 

Map Type:

Topographic

General Geographic

Ellipsoid

Type Krasovsky

Krasovsky

Vertical Datum

Baltic Sea        

Baltic Sea

Projection

Gauss-Krüger

Other than Gauss-Krüger

Coordinate System

1942 System (SK-42)        

Rectangular

Frame Type

Trapezoidal

Depends on projection

 

 

 

Map Type:

Space Navigation

 

Ellipsoid Type

Krasovsky

 

Vertical Datum        

Baltic Sea

 

Projection

Special Cylindrical

 

Coordinate System

Not Defined

 

Frame Type

Rectangular

 

 

 

 

Map Type:        

Topographic Plan

Large-Scale Plan

Ellipsoid Type

Krasovsky

Krasovsky

Vertical Datum

Baltic Sea

Baltic Sea

Projection

Gauss-Krüger

Not Defined

Coordinate System

1942 System (SK-42)

Local

Frame Type

Rectangular

Rectangular

 

 

 

Map Type:

Aeronautical

 

Ellipsoid Type

Krasovsky

 

Vertical Datum

Baltic Sea

 

Projection

Conformal Conic or Simple Modified Polyconic

 

Coordinate System

Local for each sheet

 

Frame Type

Trapezoidal

 

 

This classification of passport parameters is not exhaustive and may be supplemented in the future.

 

2. Coordinate System:

1 - 1942 Coordinate System (SK-42, Rectangular),

2 - Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) System (USA),

3 - National Grid of Great Britain,

4 - Local Rectangular Coordinate System (for large-scale plans),

5 - 1963 Coordinate System (SK-63),

6 - Conventional Rectangular for overview maps; depends on the projection type, values of the standard parallels, and the central meridian.

7 - Geodetic coordinates according to the ellipsoid type.

 

3. Vertical Datum:

1 - Baltic Sea Height System (zero of the Kronstadt tide gauge);

6 - Mean Sea Level in the English Channel (Great Britain);

16 - Mean Sea Level of the North Sea - Amsterdam Peil "Normal-Null" (Netherlands, Germany);

22 - Mean Sea Level of the Mediterranean Sea at Marseille (France, Switzerland);

24 - Mean Sea Level of the oceans surrounding the USA and Canada (USA, Canada).

 

4. Source Material Projection:

1 - Gauss-Krüger Conformal;

2 - Conformal Conic;

3 - Special Cylindrical for the 1:40,000,000 space navigation chart;

4 - Transverse Azimuthal Equal-Area (Lambert);

5 - Direct Azimuthal Conformal (Stereographic);

6 - Direct Azimuthal Equidistant (Postel);

7 - Oblique Azimuthal Equidistant;

8 - Direct Cylindrical Conformal (Mercator);

9 - Arbitrary Cylindrical (Prof. Urmaev's);

10 - Polyconic Projection of TsNIIGAiK (Central Research Institute of Geodesy, Aerial Survey, and Cartography);

11 - Simple Modified Polyconic;

12 - Arbitrary Pseudoconic Projection;

13 - Polar Stereographic;

14 - Conformal Projection (Chebyshev);

15 - Gnomonic Projection (central point at 60, 80 degrees);

16 - Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM).

 

5. Ellipsoid Type:

1 – Krasovsky 1942;

2 – International 1976 (WGS - 76);

3 – Hayford 1909;

4 – Clarke 1880;

5 – Clarke 1866;

6 – Everest 1857;

7 – Bessel 1841;

8 – Airy 1830;

9 – World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS - 84).

 

6. Frame Type:

1 – Trapezoidal;

2 – Trapezoidal with break points;

3 – Rectangular;

4 – Circular.

 

This classification of passport parameters is not exhaustive and may be supplemented in the future.