// Boost.Geometry (aka GGL, Generic Geometry Library) // Unit Test // Copyright (c) 2007-2016 Barend Gehrels, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. // Copyright (c) 2008-2016 Bruno Lalande, Paris, France. // Copyright (c) 2009-2016 Mateusz Loskot, London, UK. // This file was modified by Oracle on 2014-2017. // Modifications copyright (c) 2014-2017 Oracle and/or its affiliates. // Contributed and/or modified by Vissarion Fysikopoulos, on behalf of Oracle // Contributed and/or modified by Adam Wulkiewicz, on behalf of Oracle // Parts of Boost.Geometry are redesigned from Geodan's Geographic Library // (geolib/GGL), copyright (c) 1995-2010 Geodan, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. // Use, modification and distribution is subject to the Boost Software License, // Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at // http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt) #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #ifdef HAVE_TTMATH # include #endif double make_deg(double deg, double min, double sec) { return deg + min / 60.0 + sec / 3600.0; } double to_rad(double deg) { return bg::math::pi() * deg / 180.0; } double to_deg(double rad) { return 180.0 * rad / bg::math::pi(); } double normlized_deg(double deg) { if (deg > 180) return deg - 360; else if (deg < -180) return deg + 360; else return deg; } template void test_distance(double lon1, double lat1, double lon2, double lat2, double expected_km) { // Set radius type, but for integer coordinates we want to have floating point radius type typedef typename bg::promote_floating_point < typename bg::coordinate_type::type >::type rtype; typedef bg::srs::spheroid stype; typedef bg::strategy::distance::andoyer andoyer_type; typedef bg::strategy::distance::geographic geographic_type; typedef bg::formula::andoyer_inverse andoyer_inverse_type; BOOST_CONCEPT_ASSERT ( (bg::concepts::PointDistanceStrategy) ); andoyer_type andoyer; geographic_type geographic; typedef typename bg::strategy::distance ::services::return_type::type return_type; P1 p1; P2 p2; bg::assign_values(p1, lon1, lat1); bg::assign_values(p2, lon2, lat2); return_type d_strategy = andoyer.apply(p1, p2); return_type d_strategy2 = geographic.apply(p1, p2); return_type d_function = bg::distance(p1, p2, andoyer); double diff = bg::math::longitude_distance_signed(lon1, lon2); return_type d_formula; // if the points lay on a meridian, distance strategy calls the special formula // for meridian distance that returns different result than andoyer formula // for nearly antipodal points if (bg::math::equals(diff, 0.0) || bg::math::equals(bg::math::abs(diff), 180.0)) { d_formula = d_strategy; } else { d_formula = andoyer_inverse_type::apply(to_rad(lon1), to_rad(lat1), to_rad(lon2), to_rad(lat2), stype()).distance; } BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE(d_strategy / 1000.0, expected_km, 0.001); BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE(d_strategy2 / 1000.0, expected_km, 0.001); BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE(d_function / 1000.0, expected_km, 0.001); BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE(d_formula / 1000.0, expected_km, 0.001); } template void test_azimuth(double lon1, double lat1, double lon2, double lat2, double expected_azimuth_deg) { // Set radius type, but for integer coordinates we want to have floating point radius type typedef typename bg::promote_floating_point < typename bg::coordinate_type::type >::type rtype; typedef bg::srs::spheroid stype; typedef bg::formula::andoyer_inverse andoyer_inverse_type; rtype a_formula = andoyer_inverse_type::apply(to_rad(lon1), to_rad(lat1), to_rad(lon2), to_rad(lat2), stype()).azimuth; rtype azimuth_deg = to_deg(a_formula); if (bg::math::equals(azimuth_deg, -180.0)) azimuth_deg = 180.0; if (bg::math::equals(expected_azimuth_deg, -180.0)) expected_azimuth_deg = 180.0; if (bg::math::equals(expected_azimuth_deg, 0.0)) { BOOST_CHECK(bg::math::equals(azimuth_deg, expected_azimuth_deg)); } else { BOOST_CHECK_CLOSE(azimuth_deg, expected_azimuth_deg, 0.001); } } template void test_distazi(double lon1, double lat1, double lon2, double lat2, double expected_km, double expected_azimuth_deg) { test_distance(lon1, lat1, lon2, lat2, expected_km); test_azimuth(lon1, lat1, lon2, lat2, expected_azimuth_deg); } // requires SW->NE template void test_distazi_symm(double lon1, double lat1, double lon2, double lat2, double expected_km, double expected_azimuth_deg, bool is_antipodal = false) { double d180 = is_antipodal ? 0 : 180; test_distazi(lon1, lat1, lon2, lat2, expected_km, expected_azimuth_deg); test_distazi(-lon1, lat1, -lon2, lat2, expected_km, -expected_azimuth_deg); test_distazi(lon1, -lat1, lon2, -lat2, expected_km, d180 - expected_azimuth_deg); test_distazi(-lon1, -lat1, -lon2, -lat2, expected_km, -d180 + expected_azimuth_deg); } template void test_distazi_symmNS(double lon1, double lat1, double lon2, double lat2, double expected_km, double expected_azimuth_deg) { test_distazi(lon1, lat1, lon2, lat2, expected_km, expected_azimuth_deg); test_distazi(lon1, -lat1, lon2, -lat2, expected_km, 180 - expected_azimuth_deg); } template void test_side(double lon1, double lat1, double lon2, double lat2, double lon, double lat, int expected_side) { // Set radius type, but for integer coordinates we want to have floating point radius type typedef typename bg::promote_floating_point < typename bg::coordinate_type::type >::type rtype; typedef bg::srs::spheroid stype; typedef bg::strategy::side::andoyer strategy_type; typedef bg::strategy::side::geographic strategy2_type; strategy_type strategy; strategy2_type strategy2; PS p1, p2; P p; bg::assign_values(p1, lon1, lat1); bg::assign_values(p2, lon2, lat2); bg::assign_values(p, lon, lat); int side = strategy.apply(p1, p2, p); int side2 = strategy2.apply(p1, p2, p); BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL(side, expected_side); BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL(side2, expected_side); } template void test_all() { // polar test_distazi(0, 90, 1, 80, 1116.814237, 179); // no point difference test_distazi(4, 52, 4, 52, 0.0, 0.0); // normal cases test_distazi(4, 52, 3, 40, 1336.039890, -176.3086); test_distazi(3, 52, 4, 40, 1336.039890, 176.3086); test_distazi(make_deg(17, 19, 43.28), make_deg(40, 30, 31.151), 18, 40, 80.323245, make_deg(134, 27, 50.05)); // antipodal // ok? in those cases shorter path would pass through a pole // but 90 or -90 would be consistent with distance? test_distazi(0, 0, 180, 0, 20003.9, 0.0); test_distazi(0, 0, -180, 0, 20003.9, 0.0); test_distazi(-90, 0, 90, 0, 20003.9, 0.0); test_distazi(90, 0, -90, 0, 20003.9, 0.0); // 0, 45, 90 ... for (int i = 0 ; i < 360 ; i += 45) { // 0 45 90 ... double l = normlized_deg(i); // -1 44 89 ... double l1 = normlized_deg(i - 1); // 1 46 91 ... double l2 = normlized_deg(i + 1); // near equator test_distazi_symm(l1, -1, l2, 1, 313.7956, 45.1964); // near poles test_distazi_symmNS(l, -89.5, l, 89.5, 19892.2, 0.0); test_distazi_symmNS(l, -89.6, l, 89.6, 19914.6, 0.0); test_distazi_symmNS(l, -89.7, l, 89.7, 19936.9, 0.0); test_distazi_symmNS(l, -89.8, l, 89.8, 19959.2, 0.0); test_distazi_symmNS(l, -89.9, l, 89.9, 19981.6, 0.0); test_distazi_symmNS(l, -89.99, l, 89.99, 20001.7, 0.0); test_distazi_symmNS(l, -89.999, l, 89.999, 20003.7, 0.0); // antipodal test_distazi_symmNS(l, -90, l, 90, 20003.9, 0.0); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-10.0), -10.0, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 14892.1, 34.1802); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-30.0), -30.0, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 17890.7, 33.7002); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-40.0), -40.0, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 19319.7, 33.4801); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-41.0), -41.0, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 19459.1, 33.2408); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-42.0), -42.0, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 19597.8, 32.7844); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-43.0), -43.0, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 19735.8, 31.7784); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-44.0), -44.0, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 19873.0, 28.5588); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-44.1), -44.1, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 19886.7, 27.8304); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-44.2), -44.2, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 19900.4, 26.9173); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-44.3), -44.3, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 19914.1, 25.7401); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-44.4), -44.4, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 19927.7, 24.1668); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-44.5), -44.5, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 19941.4, 21.9599); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-44.6), -44.6, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 19955.0, 18.6438); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-44.7), -44.7, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 19968.6, 13.1096); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-44.8), -44.8, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 19982.3, 2.0300); // nearly antipodal test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-44.9), -44.9, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 19995.9, 0.0); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-44.95), -44.95, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 20002.7, 0.0); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-44.99), -44.99, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 20008.1, 0.0); test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-44.999), -44.999, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 20009.4, 0.0); // antipodal test_distazi_symm(normlized_deg(l-45), -45, normlized_deg(l+135), 45, 20003.92, 0.0, true); } /* SQL Server gives: 1116.82586908528, 0, 1336.02721932545 with: SELECT 0.001 * geography::STGeomFromText('POINT(0 90)', 4326).STDistance(geography::STGeomFromText('POINT(1 80)', 4326)) union SELECT 0.001 * geography::STGeomFromText('POINT(4 52)', 4326).STDistance(geography::STGeomFromText('POINT(4 52)', 4326)) union SELECT 0.001 * geography::STGeomFromText('POINT(4 52)', 4326).STDistance(geography::STGeomFromText('POINT(3 40)', 4326)) */ test_side(0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 2, 0); test_side(0, 0, 0, 1, 0, -2, 0); test_side(10, 0, 10, 1, 10, 2, 0); test_side(10, 0, 10, -1, 10, 2, 0); test_side(10, 0, 10, 1, 0, 2, 1); // left test_side(10, 0, 10, -1, 0, 2, -1); // right test_side(-10, -10, 10, 10, 10, 0, -1); // right test_side(-10, -10, 10, 10, -10, 0, 1); // left test_side(170, -10, -170, 10, -170, 0, -1); // right test_side(170, -10, -170, 10, 170, 0, 1); // left } template void test_all() { test_all(); } int test_main(int, char* []) { //test_all(); //test_all(); //test_all > >(); //test_all > >(); test_all > >(); #if defined(HAVE_TTMATH) test_all, 2, bg::cs::geographic > >(); test_all > >(); #endif return 0; }