📄 m_lldist.m
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function [dist,lons,lats] = m_lldist(long,lat,N)% M_LLDIST Spherical earth distance between points in long/lat coordinates. % RANGE=M_LLDIST(LONG,LAT) gives the distance in kilometers between% successive points in the vectors LONG and LAT, computed% using the Haversine formula on a spherical earth of radius% 6378.137km. Distances are probably good to better than 1% of the% "true" distance on the ellipsoidal earth%% [RANGE,LONGS,LATS]=M_LLDIST(LONG,LAT,N) computes the N-point geodesics% between successive points. Each geodesic is returned on its% own row of length N+1.%% See also M_XYDIST% Rich Pawlowicz (rich@ocgy.ubc.ca) 6/Nov/00% This software is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. But% it's mine, so you can't sell it.%% 30/Dec/2005 - added n-point geodesic computations, based on an algorithm% coded by Jeff Barton at Johns Hopkins APL in an m-file% I looked at at mathworks.com.pi180=pi/180;earth_radius=6378.137;m=length(long)-1;long1=reshape(long(1:end-1),m,1)*pi180;long2=reshape(long(2:end) ,m,1)*pi180;lat1= reshape(lat(1:end-1) ,m,1)*pi180;lat2= reshape(lat(2:end) ,m,1)*pi180;dlon = long2 - long1; dlat = lat2 - lat1; a = (sin(dlat/2)).^2 + cos(lat1) .* cos(lat2) .* (sin(dlon/2)).^2;angles = 2 * atan2( sqrt(a), sqrt(1-a) );dist = earth_radius * angles;if nargin==3 & nargout>1, % Compute geodesics. % Cartesian unit vectors in rows of v1,v2 v1=[cos(long1).*cos(lat1) sin(long1).*cos(lat1) sin(lat1) ]; v2=[cos(long2).*cos(lat2) sin(long2).*cos(lat2) sin(lat2) ]; % We want to get a unit vector tangent to the great circle. n1=cross(v1,v2,2); t1=cross(n1,v1,2); t1=t1./repmat(sqrt(sum(t1.^2,2)),1,3); lons=zeros(m,N+1); lats=zeros(m,N+1); for k=1:m, % Radials for all points p1=v1(k,:)'*cos(angles(k)*[0:N]/N) + t1(k,:)'*sin(angles(k)*[0:N]/N); lons(k,:)=atan2(p1(2,:),p1(1,:))/pi180; lats(k,:)=asin(p1(3,:))/pi180; end;end;
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