EUDR GeoJSON warning: coordinates carry more than 6 decimal places
The EUDR GeoJSON File Description transports six decimals (~0.1 metres). Precision beyond six decimals is not preserved when the file is filed — the extra digits are dropped.
What the check requires
A warning — it does not block deterministic validation, but it remains recorded for review.
Why this is reported
The regulation requires geolocation to at least six decimal digits, and the filing format carries exactly six. A coordinate with more than six decimals holds precision the format cannot keep, so those extra digits will silently disappear on filing.
This is a warning, not a rejection: the plot is still filed at its six-decimal position. It fires only when a value would actually change if rounded to six decimals — a round coordinate such as 10.5 is treated as the compliant six-decimal 10.500000 and never flagged, because precision is never fabricated.
How it gets fixed
Confirm the six-decimal position is the one you intend — the engine never rounds silently, so it flags the coordinate for you to check rather than editing your file.
If the six-decimal position is correct, nothing more is needed. If you meant a different point, correct it at the source and export again at six decimals.