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A direction measured in angular units from some reference line. Also known as an azimuth or a heading.
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calculate bearing from one MapPoint to another MapPoint
This is easy to create a new point 5000m away on a 45 degree bearing. … distance between these points using
var distance = GeometryEngine.GeodesicDistance(startPoint, endPoint, LinearUnits.Meters);
However, I cannot find anyway to determine what the original angle or bearing …
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calculate bearing from one MapPoint to another MapPoint
Surprisingly one of the other guys in the company needed the same thing on a completely different project in javascript.
His answer is to use Vincenty's Inverse method. There are a few implementatio …
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