| Geo-Direction-Distance documentation | Contained in the Geo-Direction-Distance distribution. |
Geo::Direction::Distance - Process between Lat-Lng coordinates and direction - distance
use Geo::Direction::Distance;
# Export two functions, dirdist2latlng and latlng2dirdist.
# Calcurate direction/distance from two coordinates (in wgs84 ellipsoid,degree format)
# Return values are direction (0-360 degree format), distance [m unit].
my @fromlatlng = (35.000,135.000);
my @tolatlng = (36.000,136.000);
my ($dir,$dist) = latlng2dirdist(@fromlatlng,@tolatlng);
# Calcurate coordinate from one coordinate and direction, distance.
# Return values are direction (0-360 degree format), distance [m unit].
my @fromlatlng = (35.000,135.000);
my ($dir,$dist) = (270.000,5000.00);
my @tolatlng = dirdist2latlng(@fromlatlng,$dir,$dist);
# If you want to use other ellipsoid, you can set ellipsoid name as option.
my ($dir,$dist) = latlng2dirdist(@fromlatlng,@tolatlng,{ellps => clrk66});
# You can also set original ellipsoid parameter.
# parameter keys are same with proj4.
my @tolatlng = dirdist2latlng(@fromlatlng,$dir,$dist,{a => 6378165.0, rf => 298.3});
Math::Trig
OHTSUKA Ko-hei <nene@kokogiko.net>
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| Geo-Direction-Distance documentation | Contained in the Geo-Direction-Distance distribution. |
package Geo::Direction::Distance; use warnings; use strict; use Carp; use Math::Trig qw(tan); use version; our $VERSION = qv('0.0.2'); use vars qw(@ISA @EXPORT); use Exporter; @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(latlng2dirdist dirdist2latlng); my $pi = 4 * atan2(1,1); # PI my $rd = $pi / 180; # [radian/degree] # Datum my %ellps = ( 'MERIT' => { a => 6378137.0, rf => 298.257, }, 'SGS85' => { a => 6378136.0, rf => 298.257, }, 'GRS80' => { a => 6378137.0, rf => 298.257222101, }, 'IAU76' => { a => 6378140.0, rf => 298.257, }, 'airy' => { a => 6377563.396, b => 6356256.910, }, 'APL4.9' => { a => 6378137.0, rf => 298.25, }, 'NWL9D' => { a => 6378145.0, rf => 298.25, }, 'mod_airy' => { a => 6377340.189, b => 6356034.446, }, 'andrae' => { a => 6377104.43, rf => 300.0, }, 'aust_SA' => { a => 6378160.0, rf => 298.25, }, 'GRS67' => { a => 6378160.0, rf => 298.2471674270, }, 'bessel' => { a => 6377397.155, rf => 299.1528128, }, 'bess_nam' => { a => 6377483.865, rf => 299.1528128, }, 'clrk66' => { a => 6378206.4, b => 6356583.8, }, 'clrk80' => { a => 6378249.145, rf => 293.4663, }, 'CPM' => { a => 6375738.7, rf => 334.29, }, 'delmbr' => { a => 6376428.0, rf => 311.5, }, 'engelis' => { a => 6378136.05, rf => 298.2566, }, 'evrst30' => { a => 6377276.345, rf => 300.8017, }, 'evrst48' => { a => 6377304.063, rf => 300.8017, }, 'evrst56' => { a => 6377301.243, rf => 300.8017, }, 'evrst69' => { a => 6377295.664, rf => 300.8017, }, 'evrstSS' => { a => 6377298.556, rf => 300.8017, }, 'fschr60' => { a => 6378166.0, rf => 298.3, }, 'fschr60m' => { a => 6378155.0, rf => 298.3, }, 'fschr68' => { a => 6378150.0, rf => 298.3, }, 'helmert' => { a => 6378200.0, rf => 298.3, }, 'hough' => { a => 6378270.0, rf => 297., }, 'intl' => { a => 6378388.0, rf => 297., }, 'krass' => { a => 6378245.0, rf => 298.3, }, 'kaula' => { a => 6378163.0, rf => 298.24, }, 'lerch' => { a => 6378139.0, rf => 298.257, }, 'mprts' => { a => 6397300.0, rf => 191., }, 'new_intl' => { a => 6378157.5, b => 6356772.2, }, 'plessis' => { a => 6376523.0, b => 6355863.0, }, 'SEasia' => { a => 6378155.0, b => 6356773.3205, }, 'walbeck' => { a => 6376896.0, b => 6355834.8467, }, 'WGS60' => { a => 6378165.0, rf => 298.3, }, 'WGS66' => { a => 6378145.0, rf => 298.25, }, 'WGS72' => { a => 6378135.0, rf => 298.26, }, 'WGS84' => { a => 6378137.0, rf => 298.257223563, }, 'sphere' => { a => 6370997.0, b => 6370997.0, }, ); sub dirdist2latlng { my ($flat,$flng,$dir,$dist,$opt) = @_; my ($a,$f) = set_af($opt); return v2p_pp($f,$a,$rd,$flat,$flng,$dir,$dist); } sub latlng2dirdist { my ($flat,$flng,$tlat,$tlng,$opt) = @_; my ($a,$f) = set_af($opt); my ($dir, $dist) = p2v_pp($f,$a,$rd,map { $_ * $rd } ($flat,$flng,$tlat,$tlng)); while ( $dir < 0 || $dir >= 360 ) { $dir += $dir < 0 ? 360 : -360; } return ($dir, $dist); } sub set_af { my $opt = shift || {}; my ($a,$f); $opt = $ellps{$opt->{ellps}} if ($opt->{ellps}); $opt = $ellps{WGS84} if (!$opt->{a} || (!$opt->{b} && !$opt->{f} && !$opt->{rf}) ); $a = $opt->{a}; $f = $opt->{b} ? ($a - $opt->{b}) / $a : $opt->{rf} ? 1 / $opt->{rf} : $opt->{f}; return ($a,$f); } # Engine for vector2point sub v2p_pp{ my ($f,$a,$rd,$lat,$lng,$dir,$dis) = @_; ($lat,$lng,$dir) = map{ $_ * $rd } ($lat,$lng,$dir); # Change to radian my $r = 1 - $f; my $tu = $r * tan($lat); my $sf = sin($dir); my $cf = cos($dir); my $b = ($cf == 0) ? 0.0 : 2.0 * atan2($tu,$cf); my $cu = 1.0 / sqrt(1 + $tu**2); my $su = $tu * $cu; my $sa = $cu * $sf; my $c2a = 1 - $sa**2; my $x = 1.0 + sqrt(1.0 + $c2a * (1.0/($r**2)-1.0)); $x = ($x - 2.0) / $x; my $c = 1.0 - $x; $c = ($x**2 / 4.0 + 1.0) / $c; my $d = (0.375 * $x**2 - 1.0)* $x; $tu = $dis / ($r * $a * $c); my $y = $tu; $c = $y + 1; my ($sy,$cy,$cz,$e) = (); while (abs($y - $c) > 0.00000000005) { $sy = sin($y); $cy = cos($y); $cz = cos($b + $y); $e = 2.0 * $cz**2 -1.0; $c = $y; $x = $e * $cy; $y = $e + $e - 1; $y = ((($sy**2 * 4.0 - 3.0) * $y * $cz * $d / 6.0 + $x) * $d / 4.0 - $cz) * $sy * $d + $tu; } $b = $cu * $cy * $cf - $su * $sy; $c = $r * sqrt($sa**2 + $b**2); $d = $su * $cy + $cu * $sy * $cf; my $rlat = atan2($d,$c); $c = $cu * $cy - $su * $sy * $cf; $x = atan2($sy * $sf, $c); $c = ((-3.0 * $c2a + 4.0) * $f + 4.0) * $c2a * $f / 16.0; $d = (($e * $cy * $c + $cz) * $sy * $c + $y) * $sa; my $rlon = $lng + $x - (1.0 - $c) * $d * $f; return map { $_/$rd } ($rlat,$rlon); } # Engine for point2vector sub p2v_pp { my ($f,$a,$rd,$lat,$lng,$tlat,$tlng) = @_; return (180,0) if (($lat == $tlat) && ($lng == $tlng)); my $e2 = 2*$f - $f*$f; # Square of Eccentricity my $r = 1 - $f; my $tu1 = $r * tan($lat); my $tu2 = $r * tan($tlat); my $cu1 = 1.0 / sqrt(1.0 + $tu1**2); my $su1 = $cu1 * $tu1; my $cu2 = 1.0 / sqrt(1.0 + $tu2**2); my $s1 = $cu1 * $cu2; my $b1 = $s1 * $tu2; my $f1 = $b1 * $tu1; my $x = $tlng - $lng; my $d = $x + 1; # Force one pass my $iter =1; my ($sx,$cx,$sy,$cy,$y,$sa,$c2a,$cz,$e,$c)=(); while ((abs($d - $x) > 0.00000000005) && ($iter < 100)) { $iter++; $sx = sin($x); $cx = cos($x); $tu1 = $cu2 * $sx; $tu2 = $b1 - $su1 * $cu2 * $cx; $sy = sqrt($tu1**2 + $tu2**2); $cy = $s1 * $cx + $f1; $y = atan2($sy,$cy); $sa = $s1 * $sx / $sy; $c2a = 1 - $sa**2; $cz = $f1 + $f1; if ($c2a > 0.0) { $cz = $cy - $cz / $c2a; } $e = $cz**2 * 2.0 - 1.0; $c = ((-3.0 * $c2a + 4.0) * $f + 4.0) * $c2a * $f / 16.0; $d = $x; $x = (($e * $cy * $c + $cz) * $sy * $c + $y) * $sa; $x = (1.0 - $c) * $x * $f + $tlng - $lng; } my $dir = atan2($tu1,$tu2) / $rd; $x = sqrt((1 / ($r**2) -1) * $c2a +1); $x += 1; $x = ($x - 2.0) / $x; $c = 1.0 - $x; $c = ($x**2 / 4.0 + 1.0) / $c; $d = (0.375 * $x**2 - 1.0) * $x; $x = $e * $cy; my $dis = (((($sy**2 * 4.0 - 3.0) * (1.0 - $e - $e) * $cz * $d / 6.0 - $x) * $d / 4.0 + $cz) * $sy * $d + $y) * $c * $a * $r; return ($dir,$dis); } 1; # Magic true value required at end of module __END__