Synopsis
GISMapInvTransform provides a convenient user interface to the GISMeshInvProject module.
Input Ports
in, in2, in3, in4 |
Mesh |
A mesh field (any form) that contains data to pass through an inverse map transform. |
Parameters
Map Transform |
UIlist |
Select required map transformation. |
Center of Projection |
UIdial |
elect center of map transformation using a separate latitude and longitude dial. |
Global Radius |
UIslider |
Select the global radius to use for the map transform in meters. |
Conic Projection |
UIdial |
Select the first and second parallels to use parallels for conic map transforms. |
Longitude Offset |
UIdial |
The offset to apply to the projection terminator. |
Output Ports
out, out2, out3, out4 |
Mesh+Group |
The mesh field that results from applying the requested inverse map transformation to its respective input port; that is in, in2, in3 , in4 . |
Description
GISMapInvTransform provides a convenient user interface around the GISMeshInvProject module. It allows up to four independent mesh data fields containing meshes of data (in (x, y, z) format) to be processed by the same inverse map transformation request. In this manner, this single macro can be used to perform a consistent inverse map transformation between all of the input ports. For a complete description of the various inverse map transformation, please see GISInverseProj .
Input Ports
in, in2, in3, in4
The input must be a field containing a mesh data field containing projection world coordinates. The mesh is used as input to a GISMeshInvProject module. There is no connection between this input port or any of the other input ports in this macro.
Parameters
Map Transform
Center of Projection: Latitude and Longitude
Global Radius
Conic Projection Parallels: First and Second
Longitude Offset
These widgets are derived from the corresponding input ports on the GISInverseProj module. See GISInverseProj for the precise meaning and values for these widgets.
Output Ports
out
This is a mesh data field containing the results of performing the requested inverse map transformation on input mesh in, in2, in3, and in4 respectively. The output data field is in (longitude, latitude, altitude) format, and the longitude is in 0 o to 360 o format. Use GISLonConvert to convert to standard East-West longitude format.
File
v/gis2.v