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you can convert UTM coordinate to local coordinates by three below steps:

1- calculation of combined scale factor

2- dividing coordinates to combined scale factor

3 - shift resulting coordinate to obtain desired coordinate format.

your aria should not exceed 1 kilometer in radius.

combined scale factor= (1-h/R)*(0.9996+(x-500000)^2/(2*R^2))

h = average height of your points.

R = earth radius 6371km

x = average east of your points.

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