Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
1) The Coordinate System came to better locate and calculate distance, speed, location, direction (etc.) especially for great areas on Earth. In navigation, there is some information needed to be input like some reference points: the center of the Earth. The axes: A normal vector from its center (x), and z whose direction goes towards the surface. Besides angles. In Archaeology application information like, for x-axis the longitude and Alphabet Letters and y-axis the Latitudes and numbers. Finally, for space applications other references like the position of the Sun in comparison to the Earth, also the x-axis is the Horizon, the y-axis indicates the solstice and nadir and the z-axis points to the Zenith. In addition to this, it's necessary the use of an imaginary Celestial body concentrical to the Earth and other information.
2). In 2009, there was an excavation at Giza, done by Giza Plateau Mapping Project, in Egypt when a Coordinate System was used to map accurately, every spot in this excavation. Check it below the work, with longitudes and latitudes in this 2D usage of Coordinate System. Differently, from Navigation and Spatial applications. Check it below
