Hi friends,
If i draw a radius and i right click,how do i find out programatically,that
a particular latitude and longitiude falls within the radius.
regards
kaushik
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Hi friends,
If i draw a radius and i right click,how do i find out programatically,that
a particular latitude and longitiude falls within the radius.
regards
kaushik
Hi,
- 1 arc second is exacly 1 sea mile on equator and in latitude
- in longitude if not on equator multiply with Cos(latitude)
So you know the center of the circle, and you can calculate the distance.
Wait, I give you a peace of code that calculate the distance to 2 point. It is in one of my boardcomputers to calculate birds view distance. It is in c but you can easy convert it. Dont mind the bearing, you need de distance:
Code:u_16 get_bearing(double lat1, double lon1, double lat2, double lon2, u_32* miles) { double lat = lat2 - lat1; double lon = (lon2 - lon1) * cos(deg2rad((lat1 + lat2) / 2)); double dist = hypot(lat, lon); double bear = rad2deg(acos(lat / dist)); if (nv->par.km) *miles = (u_32)(dist * 60 * 10 * 1.852); else *miles = (u_32)(dist * 60 * 10 * 1.852 / 1.609); if (lon < 0) // Western direction bear = 360 - bear; return bear; }
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