Coordinate systems
Lambert for Belgium, RD for the Netherlands, and the French and Luxembourg systems — the right one is preset, so your design lands where it belongs.
- Lambert 2008 and Lambert 72 (BE)
- RD/NAP (NL) · Lambert-93 (FR) · LUREF (LU)
- Heights are converted too, not just the plan
- Aerial imagery as a backdrop, per country
The system you work in is fixed before you start: Lambert 2008 or Lambert 72 for Belgium, RD/NAP for the Netherlands, Lambert-93 for France and LUREF for Luxembourg. Heights come along too — a conversion that only handles the plan puts your site half a metre too high.
That country’s aerial imagery comes in as a backdrop, so you see straight away whether the plan sits where it should instead of finding out on site.
Reads (import)
Writes (export)
Belgium
Lambert 2008 and Lambert 72, with the right height
The neighbours
RD/NAP, Lambert-93 and LUREF
Backdrop
Aerial imagery of the country you work in
Works in Lambert without setting anything up
Delivers a Dutch site in RD
Sees on the aerial image that the plan sits right
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