Merge pull request #6 from OpenSmock/dev-pla

Add convertion tools for angle : azimuth and trigonometric conversion…

Author: labordep

GeoTools-Tests/GeoToolsExtensionsTests.class.st

@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+Class {
+	#name : #GeoToolsExtensionsTests,
+	#superclass : #TestCase,
+	#category : #'GeoTools-Tests'
+}
+
+{ #category : #'as yet unclassified' }
+GeoToolsExtensionsTests >> testAsAzimuthAngle [
+
+	self assert: 0 asAzimuthAngle equals: 90.
+	self assert: 90 asAzimuthAngle equals: 0.
+	self assert: 180 asAzimuthAngle equals: 270.
+	self assert: 270 asAzimuthAngle equals: 180.
+	self assert: 360 asAzimuthAngle equals: 90.
+]
+
+{ #category : #'as yet unclassified' }
+GeoToolsExtensionsTests >> testAsTrigonometricAngle [
+
+	self assert: 0 asTrigonometricAngle equals: 270.
+	self assert: 90 asTrigonometricAngle equals: 0.
+	self assert: 180 asTrigonometricAngle equals: 90.
+	self assert: 270 asTrigonometricAngle equals: 180.
+	self assert: 360 asTrigonometricAngle equals: 270.
+]

GeoTools-Tests/GeodesicUtilitiesTest.class.st

@@ -43,7 +43,37 @@ GeodesicUtilitiesTest >> testCheckAngleIsBetweenTwoOthers [
 ]
 
 { #category : #tests }
-GeodesicUtilitiesTest >> testConvertGeodesicToAzimuthInRadiansFromTwoPoints [
+GeodesicUtilitiesTest >> testConvertGeodesicToAzimuthInRadiansFromTo [
+
+	| from to angleInRadians |
+	
+	from := AbsoluteCoordinates latitudeInDegrees: 0 longitudeInDegrees: 0.
+	to := AbsoluteCoordinates latitudeInDegrees: 10 longitudeInDegrees: 0.
+		
+	angleInRadians := GeodesicUtilities convertGeodesicToAzimuthInRadiansFrom: from to: to.
+	self assert: (angleInRadians radiansToDegrees closeTo: 0 precision: 1e-10).
+	
+	from := AbsoluteCoordinates latitudeInDegrees: 0 longitudeInDegrees: 0.
+	to := AbsoluteCoordinates latitudeInDegrees: 0 longitudeInDegrees: 10.
+		
+	angleInRadians := GeodesicUtilities convertGeodesicToAzimuthInRadiansFrom: from to: to.
+	self assert: (angleInRadians radiansToDegrees closeTo: 90 precision: 1e-10).
+	
+	from := AbsoluteCoordinates latitudeInDegrees: 0 longitudeInDegrees: 0.
+	to := AbsoluteCoordinates latitudeInDegrees: -10 longitudeInDegrees: 0.
+		
+	angleInRadians := GeodesicUtilities convertGeodesicToAzimuthInRadiansFrom: from to: to.
+	self assert: (angleInRadians radiansToDegrees closeTo: 180 precision: 1e-10).
+	
+	from := AbsoluteCoordinates latitudeInDegrees: 0 longitudeInDegrees: 0.
+	to := AbsoluteCoordinates latitudeInDegrees: 0 longitudeInDegrees: -10.
+		
+	angleInRadians := GeodesicUtilities convertGeodesicToAzimuthInRadiansFrom: from to: to.
+	self assert: (angleInRadians radiansToDegrees closeTo: 270 precision: 1e-10).
+]
+
+{ #category : #tests }
+GeodesicUtilitiesTest >> testConvertGeodesicToAzimuthInRadiansFromTo2 [
 
 	| originPointAbsCoord endPointAbsCoord azRad|
 
@@ -61,6 +91,19 @@ GeodesicUtilitiesTest >> testConvertGeodesicToAzimuthInRadiansFromTwoPoints [
 	self assert: (azRad radiansToDegrees closeTo: 76.42078534394 precision: 1e-10) equals: true. 
 ]
 
+{ #category : #tests }
+GeodesicUtilitiesTest >> testConvertGeodesicToAzimuthInRadiansFromTo3 [
+
+	| originPointAbsCoord endPointAbsCoord azRad|
+	
+	originPointAbsCoord := AbsoluteCoordinates latitudeInDegrees: 48 longitudeInDegrees: -4.
+	endPointAbsCoord := AbsoluteCoordinates latitudeInDegrees: 48 longitudeInDegrees: 4.
+
+	azRad := GeodesicUtilities 	convertGeodesicToAzimuthInRadiansFrom: originPointAbsCoord to: endPointAbsCoord.
+	self assert: (azRad radiansToDegrees closeTo: 87.03 precision: 1e-2) equals: true.
+	
+]
+
 { #category : #tests }
 GeodesicUtilitiesTest >> testConvertGeodesicToDistanceFromTwoPoints [
 

GeoTools/CartesianCoordinates.class.st

@@ -1,5 +1,13 @@
 "
 I am Cartesian Coordinates.
+
+The geocentric coordinate system is a geographic coordinate system in which the Earth is modeled as an ellipsoid in a right-handed XYZ (3D Cartesian) system, measured from the center of the Earth. In this system:
+
+- X points towards the prime meridian
+- Y points to 90° outside of the equatorial plane
+- Z points in the direction of the North Pole.
+
+It is important to note that the geocentric coordinate system is not a planar coordinate system based on a map projection. It is used internally as a transient system, serving as a computational framework in several geographical transformation methods.
 "
 Class {
 	#name : #CartesianCoordinates,

GeoTools/Number.extension.st

@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+Extension { #name : #Number }
+
+{ #category : #'*GeoTools' }
+Number >> asAzimuthAngle [
+
+	^ 90 - self \\ 360
+]
+
+{ #category : #'*GeoTools' }
+Number >> asTrigonometricAngle [
+
+	^ self + 270 \\ 360
+]