Reputation: 21128
Currently I'm trying to convert integer latitude
and longitude
to decimal (degrees). The specification from where I get the data says:
| Latitude | Position latitude | Integer, number of 1/10th of a second |
| Longitude | Position longitude | Integer, number of 1/10th of a second |
Here is a sample number:
1914383
371352
What I need, is something in this format:
51.39796
14.62539
How can I convert those formats?
I've seen a few implementations in c#, but nothing that was really usable for me, or I don't get how this might work. What I've tried:
Converting GPS coordinates (latitude and longitude) to decimal and Converting latitude and longitude to decimal values
Thanks a lot
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Reputation: 352
Here is an example for the conversions between formats.
private void ConvertSampleFunction()
{
//let N 40264600 be a GPS coordinate. Then
//Format in degrees minutes seconds: 40° 26′ 46″ N
double Degs=40.0;
double Mins=26.0;
double Secs=46.00;
//Then in degrees - decimal minutes Format will be
double Ddegs=Degs;
double Dmins=Mins;
double Dsecs=Secs/60.0;
//This will give Ddegs and Dmins.Dsecs e.g. 40 degrees and 26.767'
//and In Decimal format DDD.DDD... it will be
double DecDegs=Degs+Mins/60.0+Secs/3600.0;
//which will give the value 40.446..
}
Hope these help.
Upvotes: 1