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dear all,
In my script, it would be ideal if I could use an arc-cos (inverse cos) function. I think trig functions are indeed provided by awk, but not inverse trig functions. So my question simply is: are there any alternative ways to incorporate inverse trig functions into a script? Any help greatly appreciated! Many thanks, pauli |
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Hello,
I want to calculate distance between two GPS coordinates(Latitude A, Longitude A, Latitude B, Longitude B). By Spherical Law, the formula is: distance= ACOS ( SIN(latA) * SIN(latB) + COS(latA) * COS(latB) * COS(longB-LongA)) * R where R= Radius of the earth(6371) As there is no ACOS function in awk, therefore I have to use the following method: function acos(x) { return atan2(sqrt(1-x*x), x) } value = sin(latA) * sin(latB) + cos(latA) * cos(latB) * cos(longB-LongA) distance = acos(value)*R But I don't know when I calculate the distance using this method, I get different value from Spherical law formula. For Spherical Law I use MS Excel to calculate the value. I need your help please.Thanks a lot. Regards, Ubee |
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