Uses of Class
fr.cnes.sirius.patrius.bodies.LLHCoordinates

Packages that use LLHCoordinates

Package	Description
fr.cnes.sirius.patrius.bodies
fr.cnes.sirius.patrius.bodies.mesh

Uses of LLHCoordinates in fr.cnes.sirius.patrius.bodies

Methods in fr.cnes.sirius.patrius.bodies that return LLHCoordinates

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
default LLHCoordinates	BodyPoint.getLLHCoordinates() Returns (after computation if not computed yet) the latitude/longitude/height coordinates of this in the associated body shape preferred coordinates system.
LLHCoordinates	BodyPoint.getLLHCoordinates(LLHCoordinatesSystem coordSystem) Returns (after computation if not computed yet) the latitude/longitude/height coordinates of this in the requested coordinates system.
LLHCoordinates	AbstractBodyPoint.getLLHCoordinates(LLHCoordinatesSystem coordSystem) Returns (after computation if not computed yet) the latitude/longitude/height coordinates of this in the requested coordinates system.

Constructors in fr.cnes.sirius.patrius.bodies with parameters of type LLHCoordinates

Constructor and Description
AbstractBodyPoint(BodyShape bodyShape, LLHCoordinates coordIn, String name) Constructor from lat/long/height coordinates.
EllipsoidPoint(EllipsoidBodyShape bodyShape, LLHCoordinates coordIn, String name) Constructor from lat/long/height coordinates.

Uses of LLHCoordinates in fr.cnes.sirius.patrius.bodies.mesh

Constructors in fr.cnes.sirius.patrius.bodies.mesh with parameters of type LLHCoordinates

Constructor and Description

FacetPoint(FacetBodyShape bodyShape, LLHCoordinates coordIn, String name) Constructor from lat/long/height coordinates. Warning: Be aware of following limitations when using an LLH coordinates system using the normal height convention (typically the LLHCoordinatesSystem.BODYCENTRIC_NORMAL system): Some regions of the space are not accessible with such a system: indeed, the accessible regions are limited to the vertical lines from any point at the shape surface (lines intersecting the shape surface, with a direction aligned with the local normal direction on the intersection point). When the closest point on shape is either a vertex or placed at the boundary between two facets (on a shape segment), an infinity of points share the same lat/long/normalHeight coordinates (see illustration below in 2D, to be transposed in 3D). Points on some regions of space can be built from several different lat/long/normal height coordinates.