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feat(geom): UPS for the polar areas: readouts, polar MGRS and search - #1864
North of 84° N and south of 80° S the UTM and MGRS readouts said "No UTM here". This adds UPS, the polar grid NGA uses there, so the readouts, the right-click copy and search all work near the poles. It's piece 2 of #1042.
New rustgis_geom::ups: polar stereographic on WGS 84 (k0 0.994, 2,000,000 m false origin), from NGA.SIG.0012. 84° N itself is UPS and 80° S stays UTM, as §10.4 says.
Polar MGRS uses NGA's lettering: no zone number, Y/Z in the north and A/B in the south, so the readout shows Z AC 77146 62481. The UTM readout shows north 2077146 1562481, the way GeographicLib writes UPS.
parse_mgrs reads every polar form NGA allows. Search is pickier, since polar references have no zone number and three letters plus a few digits look a lot like codes (ATL, Bay 12, BAW1234). It reads one written the way the readout writes it (Z AC 77146 62481, Z AC), as one word with at least six digits (ZAC7714662481), or in capitals with two digit groups. UPS positions like north 2077146 1562481 and NGA's Y, 1735147, 2243078 work too. When polar text could also be a name or code, the attribute tables are still searched and their hits come first, so a feature named BAG123456 still wins.
One thing you may want changed: Mgrs marks a polar reference with zone 0 (GeographicLib numbers UPS as zone 0 too) instead of adding a field. Happy to switch it if you'd rather.
Testing
cargo xtask ci
Matches the worked tables in NGA.SIG.0012 §10.2 and §10.3, and proj4rs to under a millimeter (a new UPS check in utm_vs_proj.rs).
I also compared 2,000 random polar places against GeographicLib's GeoConvert: no differences in either the UPS or the MGRS text, and all of them read back.
Added UPS coordinates and polar MGRS support north of 84° N and south of 80° S, including coordinate formatting, parsing, and map readouts.
Search recognizes polar UPS and MGRS references. When an input may also be a name or code, matching places and features are prioritized, with a coordinate included when space allows.
Coordinate menus continue to show latitude and longitude on maps of other planetary bodies.
Documentation
Updated map and search guidance with polar coverage, examples, and input behavior.
…arch (opengeos#1042)
North of 84° N and south of 80° S, where the UTM zones stop, the UTM and
MGRS readouts now give the Universal Polar Stereographic grid instead of
"No UTM here", and search reads polar references.
- New rustgis_geom::ups: polar stereographic on WGS 84 with k0 = 0.994
and a 2,000,000 m false origin, from NGA.SIG.0012 (2014) eqs. 18-22,
with 84° N itself UPS and 80° S itself UTM (§10.4).
- Polar MGRS with the NGA lettering (§§11.9-11.13): no zone number, Y/Z
in the north and A/B in the south, 0° and 180° on the Z/B side,
truncated digits.
- parse_mgrs and parse_utm read ZAC7714662481, Z AC 77146 62481,
north 2077146 1562481 and NGA.STND.0037's Y, 1735147, 2243078.
- Search doesn't read text without digits as a grid reference, so words
like BAN or ZAP stay words.
Tested against NGA.SIG.0012's §10.2 and §10.3 tables, proj4rs, and
GeographicLib's GeoConvert values.
Review fixes for the UPS change:
- parse_mgrs checks the polar letter (A, B, Y, Z) first, so "Elm 123" is
text, not a digit-count error.
- A polar 100 km square written as one word with no digits right after
it is read only in capitals (ZAH, ZAH 12345 12345); "Bay 12", "Zoo 12"
and "zap" stay text. Spaced (Z AH) or with digits attached it reads in
any case, so a copied 100 km square pastes back into search.
- parse_ups treats numbers outside the zone's lettered area (NGA.SIG.0012
§§11.10-11.11) as text, so "A 10 20" or "A1 12" give no grid error.
- Search no longer filters digitless text itself; the parser decides.
- Doc fixes in mapmenu.rs and on Mgrs's zone 0.
Three capital letters starting with A, B, Y or Z (ATL, AUS, YUL, BBC)
were read as a polar 100 km square, so search went to Antarctica. A
polar reference now needs a space after the half's letter (Z AH, as the
readout writes it), digits attached (ZAH1234512345), or two equal digit
groups (ZFD 92767 07232). Anything else is a word, in any case.
Also: the Polar message's two examples now name the same place, a full
UPS coordinate rounded onto the 0/180 line is accepted for Y and A,
parse_ups needs a space or comma after its word, the readout no longer
builds an extra string per frame, parse_ups is reachable from ups, and
the user guide covers polar search and the Y/Z split.
Codes with a few digits (BAW1234, BAN12, Bay 12 34, Apt 12 14) were still
read as polar references, and with digits search skipped the tables. A
polar reference written as one word now needs at least six digits (100 m
or finer), as references are written; spaced after the half's letter any
precision reads, and a 100 km square alone needs capitals (Z AH, not
Z Ah). ZAC 7714662481 now reads too.
Also moves parse_ups into ups.rs, shares the zone check and the lettering
tables, uses is_polar_half everywhere, and only lets Y and A take the
0/180 line itself.
parse_mgrs now reads every polar form NGA allows (ZAH, ZAH1234,
BAG9652), so compact() always reads back. Telling a reference from a
word that reads as one moves to search's read_grid_reference, next to
spaced_square: letter-led text counts as a polar reference only when
written as the readout writes it (Z AH 12 34), as one word with at
least six digits (ZAC7714662481), or in capitals before two equal digit
groups (ZFD 927 072). ATL, BAW1234, Apt 123456 and A St 12 stay text.
Also: parse_ups converts once, one zone check, no redundant checks or
accessor, and doc fixes.
Letter-led text that reads as a polar reference may still be a code or
a name (BAG123456, ATL 1200 1430, A ST 12). For such text search now
always looks in the attribute tables, puts the polar place after their
hits, and the search box still offers Search places. Grid errors show
only for the readout's spaced form (Z DA 12345 12345).
Also: zone 0 with a UTM band is a zone error again, the polar form check
counts digits, the UPS projection check joins utm_vs_proj.rs, and doc
fixes.
With limit 1 a polar place could push out a feature named like it, so
go jumped to the pole. It's now listed then only when nothing else
matched. Text pasted from the readout (north 2077146 1562481,
Z AC 77146 62481) is plainly a coordinate again and comes first.
map.search answers coordinateMayBeText for the ambiguous case, and its
help lists the polar forms.
UPS written with the zone or the half's letter (north 2077146 1562481,
Z 2077146 1562481, Y, 1735147, 2243078, with or without commas) is now
plainly a place, like a pasted MGRS readout. The user guide and comments
now say which polar text is read as a place only and which is still
looked up as text. The readout's hover says UTM and MGRS are the
Earth's grids, and the menu drops a hover case real points can't reach.
More search tests pin the readout cases and limit 1.
…ails
parse_ups reads GeographicLib's short form (n 2392768 1607232), and a
mistyped position after north or south (both numbers 100 km or more but
outside the lettered area) now says it's outside the zone instead of
nothing; north 10 20 and A 10 20 stay text. The Polar message shows a
south example too, and the user guide documents coordinateMayBeText.
A UTM position typed without its zone (north 412345 5523456) said
"outside the zone given"; numbers outside the lettered area after any
zone word are text again. GeographicLib's short n/s UPS still reads, but
as a place that may be text, since a bare N 1400000 2000000 can be a
State Plane pair; tables are still searched for it. Doc comments and
tests updated.
N 1350000 1350000 (a State Plane pair) said "outside the zone given";
a UPS position after a lone letter that names no place is now text, and
only north/south give a reason. The UPS limits reuse the UTM constants,
a duplicate comment goes, and the readout width check moves to the
other-body test.
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
The geometry crate adds UPS projection, parsing, and polar MGRS support. Search handles polar references and ambiguous text results. Coordinate readouts, menu behavior, tests, and user documentation now cover polar grid coordinates.
Changes: Polar Grid Coordinates
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Summary
UPS projection and public API crates/geom/src/ups.rs, crates/geom/src/lib.rs, crates/geom/src/utm.rs, crates/data/tests/utm_vs_proj.rs
The geometry crate adds UPS conversion, formatting, parsing, and square-letter helpers. The crate exports the UPS API. Tests compare projection results with reference transformers and check round trips and boundaries.
Polar MGRS generation and parsing crates/geom/src/utm.rs
UTM formatting falls back to UPS in polar regions. MGRS generation, parsing, and cell location support zone-0 polar references alongside zoned UTM references.
Search distinguishes explicit polar references from ambiguous letter-led text. It prioritizes table hits for ambiguous input and includes a coordinate only when the result limit allows. The response marks included coordinates that may also be text.
Polar readouts and user guidance crates/ui-egui/src/coordreadout.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/mapmenu.rs, crates/ui-egui/tests/coordinate_readout.rs, docs/user-guide/maps.md
Coordinate readouts and the menu display UPS and polar MGRS references. UI tests and the user guide describe polar coverage and input forms.
sequenceDiagram
participant SearchCommand
participant GridReferenceParser
participant AttributeTableSearch
participant Results
SearchCommand->>GridReferenceParser: Classify and parse polar input
GridReferenceParser-->>SearchCommand: Return coordinate or grid error
SearchCommand->>AttributeTableSearch: Search ambiguous text
AttributeTableSearch-->>SearchCommand: Return matching table hits
SearchCommand->>Results: Append coordinate if the hit limit allows
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Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 6bb50
This change adds polar grid coordinates (UPS and polar MGRS) to readouts, right-click copy and search. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains in the supplied review, and the two earlier findings were fixed.
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A rabbit maps the snowy height, With UPS marks in polar light. North and south, the grids align, MGRS squares make tidy signs. Search finds names beside coordinates, Then hops home through latitude gates.
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Low confidence, untested edge: all-caps text with a space after a polar half letter takes the Readout branch, so it is read as a polar reference. A ST 12 becomes a polar coordinate hit (flagged coordinateMayBeText, and it wins with no table hit, so Enter flies to Antarctica). Z ST 12 returns GridError::Square, which the search list shows as a notice. The tests cover mixed case (A St 12, B St 12) and Z DA 12345 12345, but not the all-caps short forms. This may be the intended trade-off, so please either confirm it and add a test for A ST 12 / Z ST 12 (in polar_grid_references_are_found), or tighten the Readout rule.
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Fixed in 10e9db4. The readout writes either no digits or two equal digit groups, so a spaced capital word followed by one number (A ST 12, Z ST 12) now stays plain text with no notice. Those cases are in the tests.
No crash path, silent data loss, or wrong-zone result found. The UPS forward and inverse formulas, the MGRS letter tables and the polar Mgrs path check out against the NGA worked values in the tests. Nothing downstream derives an EPSG code from Mgrs.zone, so the zone-0 polar marker is safe. (Confidence: high on the callers; moderate on the math, which I checked by reading rather than running.)
Low confidence: all-caps spaced text beginning with A, B, Y or Z takes the Readout branch in polar_form. A ST 12 becomes a polar coordinate hit, and Z ST 12 produces a Square grid-error notice. Mixed case is tested, all-caps is not. Posted inline on crates/engine/src/cmd/search.rs:445. (Confidence: low-moderate; this may be intended.)
Security
None found. The new parsing is length-bounded (MAX_REF_CHARS, MAX_CHARS), uses get/try_from/checked forms, and the only unwraps are in test code.
Performance
None of concern. The added parses run once per query.
Quality
crates/ui-egui/src/mapmenu.rs:127: if fell_back && !earth is redundant now that the UTM/MGRS fallback only happens off Earth. Nit, left for the release quality pass.
Rustdoc private intra-doc links from public items (coordinate_may_be_text in Results, and read_grid_reference) point at private polar_form / plainly_polar_place. CI doesn't run cargo doc, so no build failure. Nit.
The GridError::Polar text is now duplicated in utm.rs, searchbox.rs and the i18n catalogs. Nit.
AGENTS.md
Visible UI changes lack screenshots. The PR body has only the placeholders <!-- drag ~/Documents/rustgis-ups-before.png here --> and …-after.png here -->, and nothing is attached. It also says "ui_shot at 84.5° N and 82° S, below", but there is no image below. AGENTS requires before and after screenshots for the changed status bar, right-click menu and search. (Confidence: high.)
Already raised: none. There were no prior review threads.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/search.rs:
- Line 256: Update the `polar_place` handling so `Hit::Coordinate` is appended
to `out.hits` only when the existing hits leave room under `limit`; never insert
it ahead of table hits. Add a test where table hits fill the limit and verify
they remain ahead of the coordinate after truncation.
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- Around line 208-209: Qualify the `gridError` behavior described in the
`map.search` guide: explain that compact polar text such as `ZDA1234512345` may
be interpreted as a code, so search deliberately omits `gridError` for that
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Medium confidence, never-silent gap: this arm turns every error from parse_utm into Syntax for letter-led text that isn't led by north/south. For Y 2392768 1607232 (east of 2,000,000 m, so it should be Z), parse_ups returns OutsideZone, but the search gets no gridError and no hit. maps.md says a reference that names no place "finds nothing … and the list says why", and this input has no carve-out there. The Compact form is the only documented exception.
The text is letter, then two numbers inside the lettered area, which a word or code doesn't normally take. So returning OutsideZone for that shape looks safe. Otherwise, the doc should name this exception next to the gridError sentence.
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Fixed in a67a4ba. A half letter before two numbers now says why when it names no place, so Y 2392768 1607232 gives outside the zone. Only GeographicLib's n/s stays quiet, since N 1350000 1350000 can be a State Plane pair. The guide says so now.
No definite bugs found. I checked the UPS forward and inverse formulas against the NGA §10.2/§10.3 tables, the lettering tables and their bounds, the square_origin/square_letters round trip, the parse_mgrs polar branch, and the search flow. The lettered-area bounds (1.3e6–2.7e6 north, 0.8e6–3.2e6 south) never exclude a point that is actually in its zone, so readouts of valid positions read back.
Security
None found. Input is length-capped (MAX_REF_CHARS, MAX_CHARS), parsing is linear, and I found no unwrap, expect or panic! in non-test code. cell_reaches_zone uses f64::clamp, which would panic on NaN or min > max. Its inputs are finite and the cell size is at least 1 m, so it can't trigger today. Confidence: high.
Performance
None worth raising. The polar checks run once per query on bounded text.
Quality
Medium confidence, never-silent gap (inline, search.rs:458):Y 2392768 1607232 gives no gridError and no hit, although maps.md promises the list says why for a reference that names no place. The only documented exception is compact polar MGRS. Confidence: medium.
Two copies of the polar GridError text, in utm.rs (Display) and searchbox.rs (G::Polar). They can drift. Confidence: high.
utm_vs_proj.rs changes "millimetre" to "millimeter", and the new ups.rs uses "meters" while utm.rs keeps "metres". This is churn and an inconsistency. Confidence: high.
Mgrs.zone == 0 as the polar marker is documented and the author asked about it. A separate polar: bool would avoid a future EPSG footgun. Confidence: low.
AGENTS.md
Compliant on the points I checked: tl!/i18n::fmt for user strings, no std::time, no new dependencies, map.search in the hostile-parameter path, and before/after screenshots in the PR body. GeographicLib is used only as an output oracle in tests, not as code followed.
Earlier review threads (left alone: 3)
search.rs:445 (unresolved): the all-caps A ST 12 / Z ST 12 concern is addressed by the spaced single-number rule and the new tests in polar_grid_references_are_found. Not re-raised. The author may want to resolve it.
maps.md:210 and search.rs:256 were both answered in 10e9db4. Not re-raised.
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Medium-low confidence, new case of the A ST 12 thread: the spaced readout form with no digits is accepted for any capitals pair, so a bare all-caps word after a single capital reads as a polar square.
A ST (or A St typed in caps) is a valid square (AS/T), so read_grid_reference returns a polar coordinate. It is flagged coordinateMayBeText, and with no feature match it becomes the first hit, so Enter flies to Antarctica.
A TO gets past polar_form (TO is capitals, no digits), then square_origin refuses the row O, so the list shows the notice "the 100 km square letters aren't used in this zone" for ordinary text.
The thread's fix covers only the digit variant. Please either confirm the bare form is intended and add tests for A ST and A TO, or require digits, or the readout's two equal groups, before a spaced capitals pair with no digits is read as a reference.
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Fixed in 6bb50a6. A spaced polar square with no digits is now handled like 5 Ave: A TO names no square, so it's plain text with no notice, and A ST is still found but marked as maybe text, after any table hits. Tests cover both.
I read the full 1,755-line diff, the staged AGENTS.md, and the four prior threads. I found one new issue worth posting, plus a few quality nits. The core UPS and MGRS math checks out against the formulas I traced by hand: the stereographic inverse, the conformal latitude, and the letter tables. Nothing I found panics on hostile input, and the digit-led UTM/MGRS paths are unchanged.
Bugs
Bare all-caps word after one capital reads as a polar square (medium-low confidence). A ST is a valid square, so it becomes a coordinate hit flagged coordinateMayBeText, and with no feature match Enter flies to Antarctica. A TO gets a "square letters aren't used in this zone" notice for ordinary text. The earlier thread fixed only the digit variant. Posted inline on crates/engine/src/cmd/search.rs:541.
Security
None found.
Performance
None found. The polar path is a few trig calls per mouse move, and the search scan is still bounded by MAX_ROWS.
Quality
Spelling is mixed: the new text says "millimeter" and "meters" while the surrounding utm.rs and mapmenu.rs text says "metres" (low confidence; a release-pass item).
The GridError::Polar sentence is duplicated as a hard-coded string in searchbox.rs (grid_error_text) and in the geom Display, so the two can drift (low confidence).
parse_mgrs accepts ZAC 7714662481, but read_grid_reference rejects it because polar_form has no spaced-after-half single-run form. This is undocumented and only inconsistent, not wrong (low confidence).
AGENTS.md
Nothing else found. The new code follows the get() and no-unwrap rules, the readout strings go through tl!/i18n::fmt, the UI change includes before and after screenshots, and the map.search params text and maps.md match the behaviour I traced.
Earlier concerns left alone
Four prior threads were already on this PR. I did not re-raise any of them: the A ST 12 thread (fixed for digits; the bare-capitals variant is the new comment above), the Y 2392768 1607232 thread (the code now returns OutsideZone, covered by a test), the maps.md compact-form thread (resolved and documented), and the limit/feature-ordering thread (resolved with a room check and a test).
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I read the full diff, the prior threads and the changed code paths. I could not build or run the tests here, so this is a read-only review. I found no bugs, security problems or AGENTS.md violations that should block the PR.
Bugs
None confirmed. I traced the UPS format and parse, polar MGRS, the Readout / Compact / plainly_polar_place branches, and the limit path in search_map against the tests and the docs. They agree. Confidence: high.
New non-test code uses get, checked arithmetic and try_from, with no unwrap, expect or indexing. Hostile numeric input is bounded (MAX_RADIUS, MAX_REF_CHARS, finite checks). Confidence: high.
Security
None. Confidence: high.
Performance
None. The polar checks do constant work per query, and table search cost is unchanged. Confidence: high.
Quality
crates/geom/src/utm.rs:325 — Mgrs.zone == 0 now means UPS. Any code that turns zone into an EPSG (32600 + zone) would get EPSG:32600 with no type error. The doc comment warns about this, and the author offered to change it. I grepped and no current caller does this, so the risk is future code. Confidence: medium that this is a footgun, low that it is a current bug.
crates/engine/src/cmd/search.rs:436 — the public read_grid_reference doc links to the private polar_form, and the Results::coordinate_may_be_text doc links to the private plainly_polar_place. rustdoc would warn. CI runs no rustdoc step, so this is a nit. Confidence: high.
The long GridError::Polar message is written twice, in geom's Display and in ui-egui/src/searchbox.rsgrid_error_text. This follows the existing pattern for the other grid messages. Nit. Confidence: high.
Spelling is mixed: utm_vs_proj.rs now says "millimeter", while utm.rs keeps "metre". Nit. Confidence: high.
Nits are left for the release quality pass; no inline comments were posted.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. New UI strings use tl_raw! or i18n::fmt, and the catalogs are left alone, which AGENTS.md allows. No assets or dependencies were added. No new long-running command or tool was added, so the background and cancel rules do not apply. Layering is intact. Confidence: high.
The removed "80° S to 84° N" strings still have translations in crates/ui-egui/src/i18n/*.tsv. The maintainer refreshes these before release, so no action is needed now.
Earlier review threads
Five threads exist. I did not re-raise any of them.
Four are fixed in code and covered by tests: A ST 12, Y 2392768 1607232, the compact-polar doc wording, and the feature ordering at limit: 1.
One is still open: the bare all-caps A ST and A TO case. The author's tests match what was asked (A TO gives no notice, and A ST is flagged coordinateMayBeText). No author reply addresses the "Enter goes to Antarctica" consequence directly, so the design is documented but not argued. I left it alone.
Change size
compared: the whole PR against main (merge base d01e6f2 to PR head 6bb50a6)
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Summary
North of 84° N and south of 80° S the UTM and MGRS readouts said "No UTM here". This adds UPS, the polar grid NGA uses there, so the readouts, the right-click copy and search all work near the poles. It's piece 2 of #1042.
rustgis_geom::ups: polar stereographic on WGS 84 (k0 0.994, 2,000,000 m false origin), from NGA.SIG.0012. 84° N itself is UPS and 80° S stays UTM, as §10.4 says.Z AC 77146 62481. The UTM readout showsnorth 2077146 1562481, the way GeographicLib writes UPS.parse_mgrsreads every polar form NGA allows. Search is pickier, since polar references have no zone number and three letters plus a few digits look a lot like codes (ATL,Bay 12,BAW1234). It reads one written the way the readout writes it (Z AC 77146 62481,Z AC), as one word with at least six digits (ZAC7714662481), or in capitals with two digit groups. UPS positions likenorth 2077146 1562481and NGA'sY, 1735147, 2243078work too. When polar text could also be a name or code, the attribute tables are still searched and their hits come first, so a feature namedBAG123456still wins.One thing you may want changed:
Mgrsmarks a polar reference with zone 0 (GeographicLib numbers UPS as zone 0 too) instead of adding a field. Happy to switch it if you'd rather.Testing
cargo xtask ciutm_vs_proj.rs).GeoConvert: no differences in either the UPS or the MGRS text, and all of them read back.ui_shotat 84.5° N and 82° S, below.UI evidence
Status bar at 84.5° N, 10° E, MGRS readout.
Before:
After:
Related issue
Part of #1042 (piece 2, UPS).
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