[aprssig] Proximity detection
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduWed Aug 22 16:13:52 UTC 2007
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> Bit hard to do in a PIC chip Wes >> ... you could use cosine corrected Pythagorean theorem.... > >>> If you get a micro, and you know from a GPS >>> where you are, and then you pick up another >>> position, one would assume you can then apply >>> a basic "is there anyone in my box" calculation ? Simplify it to a frist order solution and just take the difference >> dist=sqrt((COS(avg lat)x[delta long]^2)+[delta lat]^2). > Becomes Dist= DeltaLONG + DeltaLAT Which is simple addition and subtraction. The distance will not be scaled and will result in a box that is not square, but even that can be corrected for. Trivial to do, just by comparing lat/longs. Bob
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