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The magnetic declination plugin in qgis is used in the map templates to calculate the magnetic declination of St Lucia
The magnetic declination for the St Lucia map sheets is calculated from the position 60.9673212°W, 13.898574°N as at 7th June 2021, using the National Centers for Environmental Information's Declination Magnetic Field Calculator. This calculator utilises the World Magnetic Model (WMM) - 2020 provided by the NCEI National Centers for Environmental Information.
The UTM convergence angle was calculated from the position 60.9673212°W, 13.898574°N as at 7th June 2021, using the SharedGeo Magnetic Declination Diagram Service.
The magnetic declination for the St Lucia map sheets is calculated from the position 60.9673212°W, 13.898574°N as at 7th June 2021, using the National Centers for Environmental Information's Declination Magnetic Field Calculator. This calculator utilises the World Magnetic Model (WMM) - 2020 provided by the NCEI National Centers for Environmental Information.
The UTM convergence angle was calculated from the position 60.9673212°W, 13.898574°N as at 7th June 2021, using the SharedGeo Magnetic Declination Diagram Service.
@vikineema If you want you can also create a custom function in QGIS that calculates the magnetic declination based on the plugin. This will just make sure the values are dynamic https://github.com/kartoza/SAGTA/blob/main/plugins/MagneticDeclination/__init__.py
Updated magnetic declination, magnetic declination annual change and UTM grid convergence angle to be dynamic . Python expression has been added to the SaintLuciaPythonExpression folder.
Thank you @vikineema Please add that to the guideline documentation and remove the text that I had initially placed just after the svg picture