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Nearest point on a line ( Spherical / Mercator projection ) let us continue this discussion in chat |
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Dec 28 |
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Nearest point on a line ( Spherical / Mercator projection ) Oh... I thought that function was made for spherical projections, so now i understand the offset |
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Dec 28 |
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Nearest point on a line ( Spherical / Mercator projection ) Maybe you are rihgt, i can't obtain more decilmas on gEarth, btw in my last pic the segment was 1000 meters long, the offset was ~110meters |
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Dec 28 |
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Nearest point on a line ( Spherical / Mercator projection ) The segment should be around 20-100 meters long , the point from centimeters to 30 meters as much from the segment |
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Dec 28 |
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Nearest point on a line ( Spherical / Mercator projection ) Hey Glenn Plas, your class seem to have a little offset to the left or right,i made a screenshot on Google earth you will see that offset, the pic:link, the code i used point_to_line_segment_distance(41.421649, 2.600410, 41.413851, 2.594356, 41.415710, 2.600638)) |
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Dec 28 |
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Nearest point on a line ( Spherical / Mercator projection ) first I need to know the point (light blue) to compute the distance between |
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Dec 28 |
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Nearest point on a line ( Spherical / Mercator projection ) I made the pic by hand so yeah, it's posible |
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