Copy GPS infos from exif to xmp

Hello,
I would like to copy the gps coordinates from pictures from the exif data to the xmp data to read the information in indesign cs5. How does this could work?
I was sent to this forum, this is the original thread:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/873022?tstart=0
Thanks for help
Thomas

Thanks for the example, but it I wonder if Picassa is using it's own format?
This is the information that is in the exif data..
GPS Version = 2.2.0.0
GPS Time Stamp = 12:59:57
GPS Date Stamp = 2010:02:25
Image Width = 1024
Image Height = 683
EXIF tag 258 = 8 8 8
EXIF tag 262 = RGB
Make = Canon
Model = Canon EOS 40D
EXIF tag 277 = 3
X Resolution = 72.0
Y Resolution = 72.0
Resolution Unit = Inches
Software = Picasa 3.0
Date Time = 2010:02:25 15:59:57
Artist = thomas Wießner
yCbCr Positioning = Cosited
Exposure Time = 1/320 sec
F-Stop = f/11
Exposure Program = Normal program
ISO Speed Ratings = 400
EXIF tag 34858 = IFD Segment, ID = 34858
ExifVersion = 0221
Date Time Original = 2010:02:25 15:59:57
Date Time Digitized = 2010:02:25 15:59:57
Shutter Speed = 1/320 sec
Aperture Value = f/11
Exposure Bias Value = 0.00
Max Aperture Value = f/3.5
Subject Distance = 1.1 m
Metering Mode = Pattern
Flash = 16
Focal Length = 18.0 mm
EXIF tag 37520 = 00
EXIF tag 37521 = 00
EXIF tag 37522 = 00
FlashPix Version = 0100
Color Space = sRGB
Pixel X Dimension = 1024
Pixel Y Dimension = 683
Focal Plane X Resolution = 4438.356
Focal Plane Y Resolution = 4445.969
Focal Plane Resolution Unit = Inches
Custom Rendered = Normal Process
Exposure Mode = Auto
White Balance = Manual
Scene Capture Type = Standard
Image Unique ID = 49e5de27a4eacc78664f825224c07059
As you can see the GPS data isn't there only date, time and version, does it use Image Unique ID?
I downloded Picassa and Google Earth, the details didn't show in Picassa and nothing came up in Google Earth when trying to view it from Picassa.
Have I missed anything? as I don't use Picassa or Google Earth normally?
Edit: I have also had a look at all the metadata using Exiftool and no further GPS data is available.

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