com.mapbox.vision.mobile.core.models.position

Class GeoCoordinate

com.mapbox.vision.mobile.core.models.position.GeoCoordinate

public class GeoCoordinate

Coordinate in Mercator.

This coordinate system is used to locate an object's geographic location as it would appear on a map. Examples include the GPS position of the ego-vehicle or the position of landmarks, which can be used for localization or position of the detected objects.

Currently we use Spherical Earth Model for geodesic calculations. Each point is specified using longitude, latitude.

Longitude ranges from -180 to 180 degrees, where 0 is Greenwich meridian, the positive direction (+) is to the East, and the negative direction (-) is to the West.

Latitude ranges from -90 to +90 degrees, where 0 is Equator, the positive direction (+) is to the North, and the negative direction (-) is to the South.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
GeoCoordinate(double latitude, double longitude) Coordinate in Mercator.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
double	component1() The latitude in degrees.
double	component2() The longitude in degrees.
GeoCoordinate	copy(double latitude, double longitude) Coordinate in Mercator.
boolean	equals(java.lang.Object p)
double	getLatitude() The latitude in degrees.
double	getLongitude() The longitude in degrees.
int	hashCode()
java.lang.String	toString()

Constructor Detail

GeoCoordinate

public GeoCoordinate(double latitude,
                     double longitude)

Coordinate in Mercator.

This coordinate system is used to locate an object's geographic location as it would appear on a map. Examples include the GPS position of the ego-vehicle or the position of landmarks, which can be used for localization or position of the detected objects.

Currently we use Spherical Earth Model for geodesic calculations. Each point is specified using longitude, latitude.

Longitude ranges from -180 to 180 degrees, where 0 is Greenwich meridian, the positive direction (+) is to the East, and the negative direction (-) is to the West.

Latitude ranges from -90 to +90 degrees, where 0 is Equator, the positive direction (+) is to the North, and the negative direction (-) is to the South.

Parameters:

latitude - The latitude in degrees.

longitude - The longitude in degrees.

latitude - The latitude in degrees.

longitude - The longitude in degrees.

Method Detail

getLatitude

public double getLatitude()

The latitude in degrees.

getLongitude

public double getLongitude()

The longitude in degrees.

component1

public double component1()

The latitude in degrees.

component2

public double component2()

The longitude in degrees.

copy

public GeoCoordinate copy(double latitude,
                          double longitude)

Coordinate in Mercator.

This coordinate system is used to locate an object's geographic location as it would appear on a map. Examples include the GPS position of the ego-vehicle or the position of landmarks, which can be used for localization or position of the detected objects.

Currently we use Spherical Earth Model for geodesic calculations. Each point is specified using longitude, latitude.

Longitude ranges from -180 to 180 degrees, where 0 is Greenwich meridian, the positive direction (+) is to the East, and the negative direction (-) is to the West.

Latitude ranges from -90 to +90 degrees, where 0 is Equator, the positive direction (+) is to the North, and the negative direction (-) is to the South.

Parameters:

latitude - The latitude in degrees.

longitude - The longitude in degrees.

toString

public java.lang.String toString()

hashCode

public int hashCode()

equals

public boolean equals(java.lang.Object p)