Hi guys , so i'm working on a project now when i have to load data from oracle database and convert two columns(longitude,latitude) to a geo_point , so i've created an index in elasticsearch and i created a geo_point mapping type at the new created index and i called it location , so the process works fine but the data is not correct !!
So your concern is that 10.8900972 is not exactly equal to 10.890097171068192. I do not know why they are presented differently (it is conceivable that one is simply rounded up for presentation).
However, you are talking about the 7th decimal place in a latitude/longitude, which is measuring centimetres, and unless you specify the geodetic datum it is relative to (which can change the position by hundreds of meters) then it does not matter.
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