gctl/lib/math/refellipsoid.h
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#ifndef _GCTL_REFELLIPSOID_H
#define _GCTL_REFELLIPSOID_H
#include "../poly/vertex.h"
#include "gmath.h"
namespace gctl
{
enum refellipsoid_type_e
{
// reference system named as the planet name represents a mean radius reference sphere
Earth,
MagEarth,
Moon,
Mars,
// Reference ellipsoids
WGS84,
Ardalan2010,
};
/**
* @brief Reference ellipsoid object. Predefined ellipsoids include
* Earth, Moon, Mars, WGS84 and Ardalan2010.
*
*/
class refellipsoid
{
public:
refellipsoid(/* args */);
refellipsoid(refellipsoid_type_e refellipsoid);
refellipsoid(double R, double r_or_alpha, bool is_alpha = false);
virtual ~refellipsoid();
/**
* @brief Initiate the reference ellipsoid using predefined parameters
*
* @param refellipsoid Predefined reference ellipsoid which includes Earth, Moon, Mars, WGS84 and Ardalan2010
*/
void set(refellipsoid_type_e refellipsoid);
/**
* @brief Initiate the reference ellipsoid using costumed parameters
*
* @param R Equator radius
* @param r_or_alpha Pole radius or the denominator of the flattening parameter
* @param is_flat Is the second paramter indicates the flattening parameter or not
*/
void set(double R, double r_or_flat, bool is_flat = false);
/**
* @brief Compute the local rRdius of curvature on the reference ellipsoid
*
* @param geodetic_lati the inquiring latitude
* @return radius
*/
double geodetic_radius(double geodetic_lati);
/**
* @brief Converts Geodetic coordinates to Spherical coordinates
*
* @param geodetic_lati Geodetic latitude
* @param geodetic_hei Height above the ellipsoid
* @param sph_lati Spherical latitude
* @param sph_rad Spherical radius
*/
void geodetic2spherical(double geodetic_lati, double geodetic_hei,
double& sph_lati, double& sph_rad);
void spherical2geodetic(const point3ds& ps, double& geodetic_lon, double& geodetic_lati,
double& geodetic_hei, double eps = 1e-16, int cnt = 30);
/**
* @brief Convert xyz coordinates to Geodetic coodinates
*
* @param pc A point
* @param geodetic_lon Geodetic longitude
* @param geodetic_lati Geodetic latitude
* @param geodetic_hei Height above the ellipsoid
* @param eps solving precision
* @param cnt maximal iteration
*/
void xyz2geodetic(const point3dc& pc, double& geodetic_lon, double& geodetic_lati,
double& geodetic_hei, double eps = 1e-16, int cnt = 30);
void geodetic2xyz(double geodetic_lon, double geodetic_lati,
double geodetic_hei, point3dc& pc);
private:
double r_, R_, f_; // semi-minor, semi-major and flat rate
double e_;
};
};
#endif // _GCTL_REFELLIPSOID_H