On 4/11/11 09:36 , Fariba Sharifian wrote:
> Hi,
> How should I have the distance between two points in mm?
> If I use the ?h.sphere, as all the spherical surfaces are normalized to
> have 100 radius. so the geodesic distances should not be the real
> distance in mm?
>
> Fariba
>
Another way is t
Hi Fariba,
you can scale the sphere to have the same surface area as the ?h.white,
then use great circles on it.
cheers
Bruce
On Mon, 11 Apr 2011, Fariba Sharifian wrote:
> Hi,
> How should I have the distance between two points in mm?
> If I use the ?h.sphere, as all the spherical surfaces ar
Hi,
How should I have the distance between two points in mm?
If I use the ?h.sphere, as all the spherical surfaces are normalized to
have 100 radius. so the geodesic distances should not be the real
distance in mm?
Fariba
__
Fariba Sharifian, Ph
Hi,
How should I have the distance between two points in mm?
If I use the ?h.sphere, as all the spherical surfaces are normalized to
have 100 radius. so the geodesic distances should not be the real
distance in mm?
Fariba
__
Fariba Sharifian, PhD