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<i>> hardcopy. This does NOT tell you how many metres it is in the
real world<br>
> (geographic space). You need scale AND resolution to determine
that.<br>
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Oops.... have to correct myself here: metres/pixel IS in relation to
real-world coordinates (not paperspace). Forgot about that. So that has
the scale integrated into it. The dpi resolution from scanning is not
in relation to real-world coordinates, but paperspace.<br>
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Sorry, sleep deprivation and geo-calculations don't combine well.....<br>
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Jacob<br>
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