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Today, I get (X, Y, Z) coordinates, but my boss want me to
transformation them to geophysical coordiantes (L, B, H). He want me
use Ozone's non-iterative mathod. But I can not find this paper. So, I
come here for help. Who can help me?
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I have never heard of Ozone method - hopefully someone can help you with it.
But, if you fail to find the formula, you could check table 11 in my article
http://www.kolumbus.fi/eino.uikkanen/geodocsgb/ficoords.htm
This article is about the conversions between the Finnish coordinate
systems, but the methods are general. Check references labeled "3D-X,Y,Z <>
geographic" (in table 11 and just below it).
Eino Uikkanen
http://www.kolumbus.fi/eino.uikkanen/gb/index.htm
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> Today, I get (X, Y, Z) coordinates, but my boss want me to
> transformation them to geophysical coordiantes (L, B, H). He want me
> use Ozone's non-iterative mathod. But I can not find this paper. So, I
> come here for help. Who can help me?
This is not Ozone's, but Hoffman-Wellenhof's non-iterative solution for
> transformation them to geophysical coordiantes (L, B, H). He want me
> use Ozone's non-iterative mathod. But I can not find this paper. So, I
> come here for help. Who can help me?
converting X,Y,Z to latitude, longitude and height
Hoffman-Wellenhof et al. 1994
er = equatorial radius
pr = polar radius
fl = flattening
ecs = 1-(pr/er)^2
input: er,fl,pr,ecs,X,Y,Z,
output: La,Lo,h,N
XYZtoGeoDetic
ecps = ecs/(1-ecs)
p = SQR(X^2+Y^2)
Theta = atn((Z*er)/(p*pr))
La = atn((Z+ecps*pr*sin(Theta)^3)/(p-ecs*er*cos(Theta)^3))
Lo = arctan2(Y,X)
N = er^2/(sqr((er*cos(La))^2+(pr*sin(La))^2))
h = p/cos(La)-N
END
Eino Uikkanen
http://www.kolumbus.fi/eino.uikkanen/gb/index.htm
Ozone, M. I.; "Non-Iterative Solution of the of the 41 Equation";
Surveying and Mapping; Vol. 45, No. 2; June 1985.
In this paper, Ozone describled the method.
But I can not find it in our library.
Bowring, B. R. ; "Transformation From Spatial to Geographical
Coordinates"; Survey Review; Vol. 23, No. 181; J u l y 1976.
tell us anther method about non-iterative.
They are too old. Where can I find them?
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> Ozone, M. I.; "Non-Iterative Solution of the of the 41 Equation";
> Surveying and Mapping; Vol. 45, No. 2; June 1985.
> In this paper, Ozone describled the method.
> But I can not find it in our library.
> Bowring, B. R. ; "Transformation From Spatial to Geographical
> Coordinates"; Survey Review; Vol. 23, No. 181; J u l y 1976.
> tell us anther method about non-iterative.
> They are too old. Where can I find them?
> Surveying and Mapping; Vol. 45, No. 2; June 1985.
> In this paper, Ozone describled the method.
> But I can not find it in our library.
> Bowring, B. R. ; "Transformation From Spatial to Geographical
> Coordinates"; Survey Review; Vol. 23, No. 181; J u l y 1976.
> tell us anther method about non-iterative.
> They are too old. Where can I find them?
I don't think you find these books in public libraries or even bookstores.
Try libraries of geodetic institutes or universities.
Eino
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> transformation them to geophysical coordiantes (L, B, H). He want me
> use Ozone's non-iterative mathod. But I can not find this paper. So, I
> come here for help. Who can help me?