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I use something like https://github.com/dabreegster/ltn/blob/main/backend/src/common/mercator.rs in many of my projects that're focused on one roughly city-sized area at a time. Starting from WGS84 coordinates, I find the bounding box, use Haversine distance to find the width and length of the bbox, and then linearly interpolate to transform between the two coordinate systems.
Would something like this be useful in geo? There's some cleanup of the API to do, but before I make a clean PR, I wanted to see if something like this is appropriate/useful.
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I use something like https://github.com/dabreegster/ltn/blob/main/backend/src/common/mercator.rs in many of my projects that're focused on one roughly city-sized area at a time. Starting from WGS84 coordinates, I find the bounding box, use Haversine distance to find the width and length of the bbox, and then linearly interpolate to transform between the two coordinate systems.
Would something like this be useful in geo? There's some cleanup of the API to do, but before I make a clean PR, I wanted to see if something like this is appropriate/useful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: