geodesy_main.c File Reference


Detailed Description

'c' main program to use the function library geodesy.h/.c

Author:
Glenn D. MacGougan (GDM)
Date:
2007-11-29
Since:
2007-04-20
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Definition in file geodesy_main.c.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "geodesy.h"
#include "constants.h"

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Functions

int main (int argc, char *argv[])
 A main() for a geodesy application.


Function Documentation

int main ( int  argc,
char *  argv[] 
)

A main() for a geodesy application.

< semi-major axis of the reference ellipse [m]

< semi-minor axis of the reference ellipse (b = a - a*f_inv) [m]

< inverse of the flattening of the reference ellipse []

< eccentricity of the reference ellipse (e2 = (a*a-b*b)/(a*a)) []

< reference ellipse enumerated []

< semi-major axis of the reference ellipse [m]

< semi-minor axis of the reference ellipse (b = a - a*f_inv) [m]

< inverse of the flattening of the reference ellipse []

< eccentricity of the reference ellipse (e2 = (a*a-b*b)/(a*a)) []

< geodetic latitude [rad]

< geodetic longitude [rad]

< geodetic height [m]

< earth fixed cartesian coordinate [m]

< earth fixed cartesian coordinate [m]

< earth fixed cartesian coordinate [m]

< reference ellipse enumerated []

< geodetic latitude [rad]

< geodetic longitude [rad]

< geodetic height [m]

< earth fixed cartesian coordinate [m]

< earth fixed cartesian coordinate [m]

< earth fixed cartesian coordinate [m]

< geodetic latitude [rad]

< geodetic longitude [rad]

< geodetic height [m]

< earth fixed cartesian coordinate [m]

< earth fixed cartesian coordinate [m]

< earth fixed cartesian coordinate [m]

< reference ellipse enumerated []

< datum geodetic latitude [rad]

< datum geodetic longitude [rad]

< datum geodetic height [m]

< geodetic latitude [rad]

< geodetic longitude [rad]

< geodetic height [m]

< local geodetic northing [m]

< local geodetic easting [m]

< local geodetic vertical [m]

< reference ellipse enumerated []

< datum geodetic latitude [rad]

< datum geodetic longitude [rad]

< datum geodetic height [m]

< geodetic latitude [rad]

< geodetic longitude [rad]

< geodetic height [m]

< local geodetic northing [m]

< local geodetic easting [m]

< local geodetic vertical [m]

< elevation angle [rad]

< azimuth angle [rad]

< reference ellipse enumerated []

< earth centered earth fixed vector from point X component [m]

< earth centered earth fixed vector from point Y component [m]

< earth centered earth fixed vector from point Z component [m]

< earth centered earth fixed vector to point X component [m]

< earth centered earth fixed vector to point Y component [m]

< earth centered earth fixed vector to point Z component [m]

< elevation angle [rad]

< azimuth angle [rad]

< datum geodetic latitude [rad]

< datum geodetic longitude [rad]

< datum geodetic height [m]

< geodetic latitude [rad]

< geodetic longitude [rad]

< geodetic height [m]

< local geodetic northing [m]

< local geodetic easting [m]

< local geodetic vertical [m]

Definition at line 43 of file geodesy_main.c.