A python package to implement all different distance/routing methods (Great Circle/Rhumbline/Haversine/Eucledian).
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alessandro-gentilini.github.io
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GeoRDPy is a Python library that simplifies geodetic-coordinate polylines using the Ramer-Douglas-Peucker algorithm. It reduces the number of points while preserving accuracy, making it ideal for optimizing geospatial data representations. Specify a threshold for error tolerance and choose a sphere radius for tailored simplification.
python geospatial rhumb-line great-circle polylines great-circle-distance ramer-douglas-peucker-algorithm
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Repozitorij pripomočkov za "Oceansko navigacijo"
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A variety of calculations for latitude/longitude points to give Bearings, Distances etc
latitude longitude rhumb-line great-circle longitude-and-latitude distances bearing-calculations distances-travelled
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I have plotted several notable mathematical spirals or curves in Scilab
simulation geometry graphs mathematics simulations rhumb-line fibonacci-spiral fermat-spiral involute archimedean-spiral euler-spiral logarithmic-spirals loxodrome spiral-of-theodorus golden-spiral poinsot-spiral cotes-spiral fraser-spiral hyperbolic-spiral lituus-spiral
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French Renaissance architecture, Blender 2.8.
python blender architecture french renaissance dome rhumb-line cupola chateau loxodrome spherical-helix
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This project simulates the generation of shortest paths and rhumb lines between coordinates. It displays the final generated paths on a 2D plane and a 3D sphere. The project is created using Unity3d.
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