PrimeMeridian Class

Uses

Description

The PrimeMeridian class represents the line of longitude that is designated as 0 degrees. All other lines of longitude are expressed by the angle by which they deviate from the PrimeMeridian. Together with the equator of an Ellipsoid, the PrimeMeridian defines the origin of a GeodeticCoordSys. In GeoCalcNET, a PrimeMeridian is defined by the angle that separates it from the Greenwich Meridian.

Public Constructors

Constructor	Description
PrimeMeridian	Creates a new instance of the PrimeMeridian class

Public Properties

Property	Description
Identifiers	Inherited from GeoCalcNET.Serializable
Longitude	The AngularValue by which this meridian deviates from the Greenwich Meridian
Name	Inherited from GeoCalcNET.Serializable
Remarks	Inherited from GeoCalcNET.Serializable

Public Methods

Method	Description
Clone	Produces a deep-copy of the current instance
DeepCopy	Produces a deep-copy of a PrimeMeridian
Dispose	Releases the resources used by the current instance
FromGreenwich	Converts a GeodeticPoint that uses the Greenwich Meridian to one that uses this meridian
HasIdentifiersIn	Inherited from GeoCalcNET.Serializable
ToGreenwich	Converts a GeodeticPoint that uses this meridian to one that uses the Greenwich Meridian
ValueEquals	Compares the value of two PrimeMeridian instances