GPGeodeticPoint

How to call it

For using the GPGeodeticPoint class, the developer has only to create such an object with these two possibilities:

• With an altitude coordinate:

geodWithAlt = new GPGeodeticPoint ("With altitude:");

• … or without altitude coordinate (only name/latitude/longitude):

geodWithoutAlt = new GPGeodeticPoint ("Without altitude:", false, true);

• … or without name (only latitude/longitude/altitude):

geodWithoutName = new GPGeodeticPoint ("Without name:", true, false);

We also may initialize the widget with predefined values:

GeodeticPoint geodeticPoint =
   new GeodeticPoint(FastMath.toRadians(45.),
                     FastMath.toRadians(10.), 120.e+3);
geodWithoutAlt = new GPGeodeticPoint("Without altitude:",
   geodeticPoint, false);

Note: we may initialize a widget with no display altitude even with a (complete) geodetic point.

Display

For both cases, the display will be:

How to use it

To get a [PATRIUS (CommonsMath)] Vector3D object, we will just have to call for the getPatriusObject() method as below:

GeodeticPoint point = geodWithAlt.getPatriusObject();

Note: even if the widget is initialized without altitude, this one will be stored in the GeodeticPoint (with a zero value).

How it is stored

Here is the XML format:

  <GeodeticPoint name="With_altitude:">
    <Real name="latitude" unit="deg">4.5E1</Real>
    <Real name="longitude" unit="deg">1.0E1</Real>
    <Real name="altitude" unit="km">1.2E2</Real>
  </GeodeticPoint>
  <GeodeticPoint name="Without_altitude:">
    <Real name="latitude" unit="deg">1.1E1</Real>
    <Real name="longitude" unit="deg">2.2E1</Real>
    <Real name="altitude" unit="km">0.0E0</Real>
  </GeodeticPoint>

Note: same remark as above when the widget is initialized without altitude.