MobileTrack Nexus Documentation
Math
Calculates the distance between two GeoLocation objects using the Haversine formula in meters.
Definition
Namespace: MobileTrack.Common.Extensions
Assembly: MobileTrack.Common (in MobileTrack.Common.dll) Version: 0.7+45c8d9adb5970d727cceec44a5ed61aea0016e50
The distance, in meters. Digits after the point are centimeters.
Assembly: MobileTrack.Common (in MobileTrack.Common.dll) Version: 0.7+45c8d9adb5970d727cceec44a5ed61aea0016e50
C#
public static double Distance(
GeoLocation first,
GeoLocation second
)Parameters
- first GeoLocation
- First location
- second GeoLocation
- Second location
Return Value
DoubleThe distance, in meters. Digits after the point are centimeters.
Remarks
The output is in meters. If both locations contain an altitude, the altitude will be included.
If none of them or only one of the locations contains an altitude, the altitude will be ignored.
Note: it is recommended to only maximum 2 digits for centimeter precision, for sake of readability and precision
Note: assuming both locations are accurate and without error, this formula still returns
with an error of up to 0.3%, given the Earth is an oblate spheroid, but we don't take that into account.
Meaning: a distance of 300 meters can have an error of up to 1 meter.
If none of them or only one of the locations contains an altitude, the altitude will be ignored.
Note: it is recommended to only maximum 2 digits for centimeter precision, for sake of readability and precision
Note: assuming both locations are accurate and without error, this formula still returns
with an error of up to 0.3%, given the Earth is an oblate spheroid, but we don't take that into account.
Meaning: a distance of 300 meters can have an error of up to 1 meter.
Exceptions
| ArgumentException | Thrown if first or second are in an invalid state! |