Man pages for drodriguezperez/whereiam
whereiam: Geolocation package and spherical trigonometry calculations
| antipode | Calculate antipodes |
| bearing | Initial bearing between two points |
| Coordinate | Create a Coordinate object |
| deg2any | Convert to a radians or degrees |
| deg2rad | Convert degrees to radians |
| destination | Destination point from start, bearing and distance along... |
| dms2deg | Convert degrees, minutas and seconds to degrees |
| dms2rad | Convert degrees, minutas and seconds to radians |
| earthDiameter | Returns the diameter of the earth |
| getBearing | Extract bearing from a GreatCircle |
| getExternalIP | Get the external IP of the computer |
| getIpCoordinates | Get location coordinates from an IP |
| getLatitude | Extract latitude from a Coordinate |
| getLongitude | Extract longitude from a Coordinate |
| GreatCircle | Create a GreatCircle object |
| haversineDistance | Calculate distance between two points along great circle... |
| intersection | Intersection of two great circle |
| is.connected | Check is the computer has access to google |
| is.latitude | Validate a latitude value |
| is.linux | Check is the computer is runing Linux |
| is.longitude | Validate a longitude value |
| is.mac | Check is the computer is runing OS X |
| is.windows | Check is the computer is runing Windows |
| midpoint | Midpoint between two points |
| moveLatitude | Add distance in the latitude direction to a coordinate |
| moveLongitude | Add distance in the longitude direction to a coordinate |
| rad2deg | Convert radians to degrees |
| reverseGeocoding | Resolve the reverse geocoding of the coordinates |
| rhumbDistance | Calculate distance between two points along a rhumb line |
| sphericalDistance | Calculate distance between two points along great circle... |
| validate.Latitude | Validate latitude values |
| validate.Longitude | Validate longitude values |
| vincentyDistance | Calculate distance between two points along great circle... |
| whereiam-package | whereiam: Geolocation package and spherical trigonometry... |
