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Help with map display

Nathan Lundholm

Posted 10 years ago

Here is my code. (* Create empty lists ) xlist={}; ylist={}; zlist={}; ( Take inputs for ECEF ) (Label[startinput];x = Input["What is the x coordinate?"]; y = Input["What is the y coordinate?"]; z = Input["What is the z coordinate?"]; AppendTo [xlist, x] AppendTo [ylist, y] AppendTo [zlist, z] (Label[errorcontrol]; again=InputString["Enter more coords? Y for yes, N for no"]; If [again=="Y", Print["Okay!"];Goto[startinput]]; If [again!="N", Print["Sorry, this is an invalid input here!"];Goto[errorcontrol]]; If [again=="N", Print["Okay."]])); ( Debugging ) Print[xlist] Print[ylist] Print[zlist] Print[x] Print[y] Print[z] ( Combine Lists ) list=Transpose[{xlist,ylist,zlist}] ( More Debugging ) Print[list] ( Put in Coordinate Form ) GeoPositionXYZ[{x, y, z}, "ITRF00"]; ( Convert to LLA ) GeoPosition[%] ( Display Map ) GeoGraphics[GeoMarker[GeoPosition[%]],GeoRange -> "World", GeoProjection -> "Robinson"] ( Display 3D Plot *) ListPointPlot3D[list, DataRange -> {{-1000000, 1000000}, {-1000000, 1000000}}] The issue is: The map only displays the very last point entered. It should show all the points but I have absolutely no idea how to convert an entire list of cartesian coordinates to latitude longitude and then display them all on the map. Thanks for the help.

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Bill Simpson

Posted 10 years ago

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POSTED BY: Bill Simpson

Bill Simpson

Posted 10 years ago

Perhaps you can look at this and see how to adapt it to display multiple points on the same map points = {}; For[i = 1, i < 6, i++, point = Input["What are the {x,y,z} coordinates?"]; AppendTo[points, GeoMarker[GeoPosition[point]]]; ]; GeoGraphics[points, GeoRange -> "World", GeoProjection -> "Robinson"] Note: You enter those x,y,z coordinates inside braces, like this, {13, 25, 37} for each point

Perhaps you can look at this and see how to adapt it to display multiple points on the same map

points = {};
For[i = 1, i < 6, i++,
  point = Input["What are the {x,y,z} coordinates?"];
  AppendTo[points, GeoMarker[GeoPosition[point]]];
];
GeoGraphics[points, GeoRange -> "World", GeoProjection -> "Robinson"]

Note: You enter those x,y,z coordinates inside braces, like this,

{13, 25, 37}

for each point

POSTED BY: Bill Simpson

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