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Convertir coordenadas

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Last edited Sep 23, 2019

Created on Sep 23, 2019

This visualization demonstrates coordinate conversion between WGS84 longitude/latitude and the Buenos Aires GKBA projected system, using the USIG Buenos Aires web service. It shows how a point expressed in one system translates to the other, with example coordinates mapping to the city’s Flores neighborhood. The code fetches JSON responses from the `convertir_coordenadas` REST endpoint, displaying the converted `x` and `y` values. It also queries the `datos_utiles` service to retrieve associated administrative data such as comuna, barrio, and comisaría, rendering the results as structured text in a simple interface.

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https://ws.usig.buenosaires.gob.ar/

Convertir coordenadas

lonlat (wgs84) --> gkba

https://ws.usig.buenosaires.gob.ar/rest/convertir_coordenadas?x=-58.463300&y=-34.629269&output=gkba

{"tipo_resultado":"Ok","resultado":{"x":"100000.00","y":"100000.00"}}

gkba --> lonlat (wgs84)

https://ws.usig.buenosaires.gob.ar/rest/convertir_coordenadas?x=100000&y=100000&output=lonlat

{"tipo_resultado": "Ok", "resultado": { "x": "-58.463300", "y": "-34.629269" } }

Datos utiles

http://ws.usig.buenosaires.gob.ar/datos_utiles

https://ws.usig.buenosaires.gob.ar/datos_utiles?x=100000&y=100000

{
  "comuna": "Comuna 7",
  "barrio": "Flores",
  "comisaria": "38",
  "area_hospitalaria": "HTAL. DR. P. PIÑERO",
  "region_sanitaria": "II (Sur)",
  "distrito_escolar": "Distrito Escolar   XI",
  "comisaria_vecinal": "7C",
  "seccion_catastral": "48",
  "distrito_economico": "",
  "codigo_de_planeamiento_urbano": "APH 15",
  "partido_amba": "",
  "localidad_amba": ""
}

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