Ok, so if I use plain simple trigonometry there is some inaccuracy. I
can live with that.
Thank you Frank
Frank Weiss wrote:
It's that simple unless you want to account for latitude compression or
obstacles. Latitude compression is usually negligible if the latitude
bounds are small (<0.2 deg
It's that simple unless you want to account for latitude compression or
obstacles. Latitude compression is usually negligible if the latitude bounds
are small (<0.2 degrees), otherwise use great circle computation, which
involves more calculation. Most nearness calculations are done "as the bird
fl
How does one calculate the sorting of gps data in an order of close ->
far. So when I have a list of geopoints, and I know my own location, how
do I sort that data based on the closest by points.
Can I consider each geo point data as x and y positions and then do some
trigonometry on the points
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