degreeMinute: Convert longitude and latitude from a combined degree+minute...
In dankelley/oceanglider: Analysis of Oceanographic Glider Data
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degreeMinute R Documentation
Convert longitude and latitude from a combined degree+minute formula
Description
SeaExplorer gliders save longitude and latitude with e.g.
4530.100 standing for 45deg 30.1min (which is 45.50167
in conventional decimal format). This function converts SeaExplorer
coordinate values to conventional decimal values.
SeaExplorer gliders save longitude and latitude with e.g.
4530.100 standing for 45deg 30.1min (which is 45.50167
in conventional decimal format). This function converts SeaExplorer
coordinate values to conventional decimal values.
Usage
degreeMinute(x)
degreeMinute(x)
Arguments
x
Numerical value in degree+minute notation (see “Examples”).
Value
degreeMinute() returns a numerical value in decimal degrees.
degreeMinute() returns a numerical value in decimal degrees.
Author(s)
Dan Kelley
Examples
degreeMinute(4530.100) # 45+30.100/60
degreeMinute(4530.100) # 45+30.100/60
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Convert longitude and latitude from a combined degree+minute formula
Description
SeaExplorer gliders save longitude and latitude with e.g. 4530.100 standing for 45deg 30.1min (which is 45.50167 in conventional decimal format). This function converts SeaExplorer coordinate values to conventional decimal values.
SeaExplorer gliders save longitude and latitude with e.g. 4530.100 standing for 45deg 30.1min (which is 45.50167 in conventional decimal format). This function converts SeaExplorer coordinate values to conventional decimal values.
Usage
degreeMinute(x)
degreeMinute(x)
Arguments
x |
Numerical value in degree+minute notation (see “Examples”). |
Value
degreeMinute() returns a numerical value in decimal degrees.
degreeMinute() returns a numerical value in decimal degrees.
Author(s)
Dan Kelley
Examples
degreeMinute(4530.100) # 45+30.100/60
degreeMinute(4530.100) # 45+30.100/60
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