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Plot points along ellipse around a point using Lat Long.

JoshuaMcCurry

I am trying to get points to plot along an ellipse around a point. I can get the ellipse to draw but the scale is off (very large). The scale is closer when i divide my variable by "200000". I believe it has something to do with using lat long (Degrees) instead of x y (Feet). Can anybody check my code/math to see where I'm going wrong? Any advise is appreciated.

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function drawPt (lat, lon, size, color, drawBorder){

var markerSymbol = new SimpleMarkerSymbol({ "color": color, "size": size, "type": "esriSMS", "style": "esriSMSCircle", "outline": { "color": [255, 255, 255], "width": 1, "type": "esriSLS", "style": "esriSLSSolid" }});

if (!drawBorder)

markerSymbol = new SimpleMarkerSymbol({ "color": color, "size": size, "type": "esriSMS", "style": "esriSMSCircle"});

var point = new Point({ "x": lon, "y": lat, "spatialReference": {"wkid": 4326 }}),

markerSymbol = markerSymbol;

var pointGraphic = new Graphic(point, markerSymbol);

graphicsLayer.add(pointGraphic);}

function toRadians(degrees){

return degrees * (Math.PI / 180);}

function drawEl(lat, lon, major, minor, angle)

{

var h = lon; // x coord of ellipse centre (in degrees)

var k = lat; // y coord of ellipse centre (in degrees)

//The scale is close when i divide these variables by 200000...(= minor/200000)(= major/200000)

var a = minor; //originally in meters

var b = major; //originally in meters

var ang = (0-(toRadians(angle))); // rotation, counter-clockwise, from north (I added "0-" to get the additive inverse because 'angle' is a bearing that runs clockwise.)

var points = [];

for (var i = 0; i < 360; i++) // one point per degree, change if you wish

{

var t = toRadians(i); // ellipse math

var x = a * (Math.cos(t)); // ellipse math

var y = b * (Math.sin(t)); // ellipse math

var rot_x = h + (x*Math.cos(ang)) - (y * Math.sin(ang)); // rotate/transpose ellipse

var rot_y = k + (y*Math.cos(ang)) + (x * Math.sin(ang)); // rotate/transpose ellipse

points.push(new Point(rot_x, rot_y)); // save points to list

drawPt(rot_y, rot_x, 2, [100, 100, 0], false);

}

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DanPatterson_Retired

I dont suppose you have access to pointFromAngleAndDistance (angle, distance, {method}) like we do with arcpy in arcmap

PointGeometry—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

in any event, you could use projected coordinate for the origin, calculate your new locations using planar values for distance and angle, then project back to geographic

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JoshuaMcCurry

Dan,

You were right, re-projecting the coordinates and doing the calculations on planar values worked. The math above is right, I just cant use lat/longs. Thanks again!

JoshuaMcCurry

Thanks Dan,

I only have access to what is available through the Javascript API. I think that the code is drawing the points along the ellipse correctly, but, tying the math in with the projection/scaling issue is what I'm having trouble with.

Josh

DanPatterson_Retired

I dont suppose you have access to pointFromAngleAndDistance (angle, distance, {method}) like we do with arcpy in arcmap

PointGeometry—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

in any event, you could use projected coordinate for the origin, calculate your new locations using planar values for distance and angle, then project back to geographic

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