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During my research, I stumbled upon the “Unfallatlas”, which is essentially a collection of all the accidents that happened in a specific year. For me, only the coordinates are important. But I need to convert them into “standard” GPS coordinates or in other words, coordinates how google would use them.
But in the .csv, they are present in two different systems.
In UTM ETRS89, Zone 32N : 593821, 621226734016091
and in
Decimal degree WGS84: 6014331, 532445689663291
(Yes, both of these coordinates should correspond to the same place)
I already tried writing a python script and various online converters, but none resulted in valid coordinates.
If someone could help me, how to interpret these numbers and/or how to convert them, that would be really appreciated.
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I think you are missing the decimal separator (or treating them as faulty thousands separators), which is a comma in these files, when reading in the CSV files.
The coordinates are likely
593821 [probably missing three decimals], 621226.734016091 in UTM ETRS89 Zone 32N
and
6.014331, 53.2445689663291 in WGS84
Is that any better?