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where ($\alpha$, $\beta$) are the cylindrical coordinates, ($\lambda$, $\phi$) are the spherical polar coordinates, subscript o indicates the point at the center of the cylindrical coordinate.
This means that when radial angle $\beta$ is small, these two formula are close to each other. This is why I didn't notice this bug here. Now it will be corrected.
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Just find out that the formular used to get the lat/lon coordinates from cylindrical coordinates is not accurate enough. The formula are:
where ($\alpha$ , $\beta$ ) are the cylindrical coordinates, ($\lambda$ , $\phi$ ) are the spherical polar coordinates, subscript o indicates the point at the center of the cylindrical coordinate.
The original codes here used a wrong formula:
It is interesting that this wrong formula gives approximately the correct results. This can be verified by:
which gives for example:
This means that when radial angle$\beta$ is small, these two formula are close to each other. This is why I didn't notice this bug here. Now it will be corrected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: