tests fig fix

01-spatial-data.qmd

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 The same point could also be approximated in a projected CRS with 'Easting/Northing' values of `(530000, 180000)` in the British National Grid, meaning that London is located 530 $km$ East and 180 $km$ North of the origin of the CRS (@fig-vector-london, right panel).
 The location of National Grid's origin, in the sea beyond South West Peninsular, ensures that most locations in the UK have positive Easting and Northing values.
 
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 ![](images/vector_lonlat.png)
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 ![](images/vector_projected.png)
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 Illustration of vector (point) data in which location of London (the red X) is represented with reference to an origin (the blue circle). 
 The left plot represents a geographic CRS with an origin at 0° longitude and latitude.