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Feb 6 |
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Calculating Lat/Lng X miles from point Very good question, despite the wording in my question that may have indicated that I was calculating a destination for a traveler, I am not. Good point though. This was mainly so that I could calculate a bounding area (on a small order, say 50 miles)... I hope that makes sense. |
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Feb 5 |
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Calculating Lat/Lng X miles from point Awesome! Thank you very much for the link to the Aviation Formulary article by Ed Williams, I had not seen this before but it has thus far proven to be a great read. Just a note for anyone looking at this in the future, the inputs and outputs of this formula are ALL in radians, even the distance. |
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Feb 4 |
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Calculating Lat/Lng X miles from point Thank you for the quick reply. Let me digest some of this information, and I will get back with you. On the surface, though, this looks spot on. |
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Feb 4 |
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Calculating Lat/Lng X miles from point Sorry I wasn't specific... I am looking for a formula. I'll update my question to be more specific. |
