Please make sure, you arrange your parameters like this:
Longitude 1, Latitude 1, Altitude 1 (optional), Longitude 2, Latitude 2, Altitude 2 (optional)
You can either specify 4 or 6 parameters
If you are using the default constructor with two dimensional positions (lng + lat only), please use the constructor like this:
BBox(lng1, lat1, lng2, lat2);
Unit of measurement factors using a spherical (non-ellipsoid) earth radius.
Keys are the name of the unit, values are the number of that unit in a single radian
Calculates the bounding box for any geoJson object, including FeatureCollection.
If recompute is not set and the bbox is not null, the function uses the bbox of the given GeoJSONObject.
Converts any bearing angle from the north line direction (positive clockwise)
and returns an angle between 0-360 degrees (positive clockwise), 0 being the north line
Takes a Feature or a FeatureCollection and computes the centroid as the mean of all vertices within the object.
convertArea(numarea, [dynamicoriginalUnit = Unit.meters, dynamicfinalUnit = Unit.kilometers])
→ num
Converts a area to the requested unit.
Valid units: kilometers, kilometres, meters, metres, centimetres, millimeters, acres, miles, yards, feet, inches, hectares
Takes a Point and calculates the location of a destination point given a distance in
degrees, radians, miles, or kilometers; and bearing in degrees.
This uses the Haversine formula to account for global curvature.
For example:
Calculates the distance between two Points in degrees, radians, miles, or kilometers.
This uses the Haversine formula to account for global curvature.
For example:
Convert a distance measurement (assuming a spherical Earth) from a real-world unit into degrees
Valid units: miles, nauticalmiles, inches, yards, meters, metres, centimeters, kilometres, feet
Convert a distance measurement (assuming a spherical Earth) from a real-world unit into radians
Valid units: miles, nauticalmiles, inches, yards, meters, metres, kilometers, centimeters, feet
Takes two Points and returns a point midway between them.
The midpoint is calculated geodesically, meaning the curvature of the earth is taken into account.
For example:
Takes a reference Point and a FeatureCollection of Features
with Point geometries and returns the
point from the FeatureCollection closest to the reference. This calculation
is geodesic. For example:
Convert a distance measurement (assuming a spherical Earth) from radians to a more friendly unit.
Valid units: miles, nauticalmiles, inches, yards, meters, metres, kilometers, centimeters, feet
