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Hi,
I'm writing a program for Linux that displays position (from GPS) on a scanned-in chart, and would like it to calculate distance from current position to the cursor. How do you calculate distance between two points using lat/long? If they're due North/South, I can do it ( 1 minute of lat = 1 NM) but how do you calculate distance from longitude? Perhaps some formula based on the circumfrence of the Earth at the equator and the latitude? Lloyd Sumpter |
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