CRS Metadata Inspector
Read explicit GeoJSON CRS metadata or zipped Shapefile projection evidence and clearly identify when the source CRS is ambiguous.
Input
GeoJSON normally uses WGS84. Legacy crs members are reported as evidence, not independently verified.
Review these warnings
Validation report
Map preview
Understanding CRS Metadata Inspector
Profiles and diagnostics
Read explicit GeoJSON CRS metadata or zipped Shapefile projection evidence and clearly identify when the source CRS is ambiguous.
CRS Metadata Inspector describes patterns found in the supplied features or properties. Counts, ranges and distributions help reveal structure and anomalies but do not establish that the data matches the real world.
How to use the report
GeoJSON normally uses WGS84. Legacy crs members are reported as evidence, not independently verified.
Use the CRS Metadata Inspector report to investigate missing, mixed-type and extreme values rather than treating every unusual value as an error.