Represents WGS84 Earth's constants.
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#include <EarthConstants.h>
Represents WGS84 Earth's constants.
◆ EquatorialCircumference()
| double olp::geo::EarthConstants::EquatorialCircumference |
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Gets the Earth's circumference, which is the distance around the Earth equator.
- See also
- Earth circumference on Wikipedia.
- Returns
- The Earth's circumference.
◆ EquatorialRadius()
| double olp::geo::EarthConstants::EquatorialRadius |
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Gets the Earth's equatorial radius, which is the distance from its center to the equator.
- See also
- Earth radius on Wikipedia.
- Returns
- The Earth's equatorial radius.
◆ MaximumElevation()
| double olp::geo::EarthConstants::MaximumElevation |
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Gets the highest natural dry-land elevation.
The peak of Mount Everest. Measured in meters relative to MSL.
- Returns
- The elevation value.
◆ MinimumElevation()
| double olp::geo::EarthConstants::MinimumElevation |
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Gets the lowest natural dry-land elevation.
The area surrounding the Dead Sea in Israel. Measured in meters relative to MSL.
- Returns
- The elevation value.
◆ PolarRadius()
| double olp::geo::EarthConstants::PolarRadius |
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Gets the Earth's polar radius, which is the distance from its center to the North and South Poles.
- See also
- Polar radius on Wikipedia.
- Returns
- The Earth's polar radius.
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