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WGS-84 coordinates are gloabal coordinates. This function encrypts it into GCJ-02 that is mandated by Chinese Gov't.
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A 2-col data.frame ([lng, lat]) of transformed coordinates.
Latitude is the horizontal line serving as y-axis metric, longitude is the vertical line serving as x-axis metric.
Yiying Wang, wangy@aetna.com
https://on4wp7.codeplex.com/SourceControl/changeset/view/21483#353936
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# Tiananmen square's WGS-84 coordinate is c(39.90734, 116.39089)
# http://www.google.cn/maps/place/Tiananmen,+Dongcheng,+Beijing/@39.90874,116.39713,16z?hl=en
## Single point
convWGS2GCJ(c(39.90734, 116.39089)) # or
convWGS2GCJ(39.90734, 116.39089) # get
# lat lng
# [1,] 39.90874 116.3971
## Multiple points
### Vectors
convWGS2GCJ(c(39.90734, 116.39089), c(39.90734, 116.39089)) # get
# lat lng
# [1,] 39.90874 116.3971
# [2,] 39.90874 116.3971
### Matrix
m <- matrix(c(39.90734, 116.39089, 39.90734, 116.39089, 39.90734, 116.39089), nrow=2)
m
# [,1] [,2] [,3]
# [1,] 39.90734 39.90734 39.90734
# [2,] 116.39089 116.39089 116.39089
convWGS2GCJ(m) # get
# lat lng
# [1,] 39.90874 116.3971
# [2,] 39.90874 116.3971
# [3,] 39.90874 116.3971
### data.frame
df <- data.frame(lat=c(39.90734, 39.90734, 39.90734, NA),
lon=c(116.39089, 116.39089, 116.39089, 116.39089))
convWGS2GCJ(df) # get
# lat lng
# [1,] 39.90874 116.3971
# [2,] 39.90874 116.3971
# [3,] 39.90874 116.3971
# [4,] NA NA
## End(Not run)
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