GeodeticCoords.cpp

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#include "rtabmap/core/GeodeticCoords.h"
 
#include <cmath>
#ifndef M_PI
#define M_PI       3.14159265358979323846
#endif
 
namespace rtabmap {
 
 
inline double DEG2RAD(const double x) { return x*M_PI/180.0;}
inline double RAD2DEG(const double x) { return x*180.0/M_PI;}
inline double square(const double & value) {return value*value;}
 
GeodeticCoords::GeodeticCoords() :
                latitude_(0.0),
                longitude_(0.0),
                altitude_(0.0)
{
 
}
GeodeticCoords::GeodeticCoords(double latitude, double longitude, double altitude) :
                latitude_(latitude),
                longitude_(longitude),
                altitude_(altitude)
{
 
}
 
//*---------------------------------------------------------------
//                      geodeticToGeocentric_WGS84
// ---------------------------------------------------------------*/
cv::Point3d GeodeticCoords::toGeocentric_WGS84() const
{
        // --------------------------------------------------------------------
        // See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reference_ellipsoid
        //  Constants are for WGS84
        // --------------------------------------------------------------------
 
        static const double a = 6378137;                // Semi-major axis of the Earth (meters)
        static const double b = 6356752.3142;   // Semi-minor axis:
 
        static const double ae = acos(b/a);     // eccentricity:
        static const double cos2_ae_earth =  square(cos(ae)); // The cos^2 of the angular eccentricity of the Earth: // 0.993305619995739L;
        static const double sin2_ae_earth = square(sin(ae));  // The sin^2 of the angular eccentricity of the Earth: // 0.006694380004261L;
 
        const double lon  = DEG2RAD( double(this->longitude()) );
        const double lat  = DEG2RAD( double(this->latitude()) );
 
        // The radius of curvature in the prime vertical:
        const double N = a / std::sqrt( 1.0 - sin2_ae_earth*square( sin(lat) ) );
 
        // Generate 3D point:
        cv::Point3d out;
        out.x = (N+this->altitude())*cos(lat)*cos(lon);
        out.y = (N+this->altitude())*cos(lat)*sin(lon);
        out.z = (cos2_ae_earth*N+this->altitude())*sin(lat);
 
        return out;
}
 
 
/*---------------------------------------------------------------
                                geodeticToENU_WGS84
 ---------------------------------------------------------------*/
cv::Point3d GeodeticCoords::toENU_WGS84(const GeodeticCoords &origin) const
{
        // Generate 3D point:
        cv::Point3d     P_geocentric = this->toGeocentric_WGS84();
 
        // Generate reference 3D point:
        cv::Point3d P_geocentric_ref = origin.toGeocentric_WGS84();
 
        return Geocentric_WGS84ToENU_WGS84(P_geocentric, P_geocentric_ref, origin);
}
 
cv::Point3d GeodeticCoords::Geocentric_WGS84ToENU_WGS84(
                const cv::Point3d & geocentric_WGS84,
                const cv::Point3d & origin_geocentric_WGS84,
                const GeodeticCoords & origin)
{
        // --------------------------------------------------------------------
        //  Explanation: We compute the earth-centric coordinates first,
        //    then make a system transformation to local XYZ coordinates
        //    using a system of three orthogonal vectors as local reference.
        //
        // See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reference_ellipsoid
        // (JLBC 21/DEC/2006)  (Fixed: JLBC 9/JUL/2008)
        // - Oct/2013, Emilio Sanjurjo: Fixed UP vector pointing exactly normal to ellipsoid surface.
        // --------------------------------------------------------------------
 
        const double clat = cos(DEG2RAD(origin.latitude())), slat = sin(DEG2RAD(origin.latitude()));
        const double clon = cos(DEG2RAD(origin.longitude())), slon = sin(DEG2RAD(origin.longitude()));
 
        // Compute the resulting relative coordinates:
        // For using smaller numbers:
        cv::Point3d geocentric_WGS84_rel = geocentric_WGS84-origin_geocentric_WGS84;
 
        // Optimized calculation: Local transformed coordinates of P_geo(x,y,z)
        //   after rotation given by the transposed rotation matrix from ENU -> ECEF.
        cv::Point3d out;
        out.x = -slon*geocentric_WGS84_rel.x + clon*geocentric_WGS84_rel.y;
        out.y = -clon*slat*geocentric_WGS84_rel.x -slon*slat*geocentric_WGS84_rel.y + clat*geocentric_WGS84_rel.z;
        out.z = clon*clat*geocentric_WGS84_rel.x + slon*clat*geocentric_WGS84_rel.y +slat*geocentric_WGS84_rel.z;
 
        return out;
}
 
void GeodeticCoords::fromGeocentric_WGS84(const cv::Point3d& geocentric)
{
        static const double a = 6378137;                // Semi-major axis of the Earth (meters)
        static const double b = 6356752.3142;   // Semi-minor axis:
 
        const double sa2 = a*a;
        const double sb2 = b*b;
 
        const double e2 = (sa2 - sb2) / sa2;
        const double ep2 = (sa2 - sb2) / sb2;
        const double p = std::sqrt(geocentric.x * geocentric.x + geocentric.y * geocentric.y);
        const double theta = atan2(geocentric.z * a, p * b);
 
        longitude_ = atan2(geocentric.y, geocentric.x);
        latitude_ = atan2(
                        geocentric.z + ep2 * b * sin(theta) * sin(theta) * sin(theta),
                p - e2 * a * cos(theta) * cos(theta) * cos(theta));
 
        const double clat = cos(latitude_);
        const double slat = sin(latitude_);
        const double N = sa2 / std::sqrt(sa2 * clat * clat + sb2 * slat * slat);
 
        altitude_ = p / clat - N;
        longitude_ = RAD2DEG(longitude_);
        latitude_ = RAD2DEG(latitude_);
}
 
void GeodeticCoords::fromENU_WGS84(const cv::Point3d& enu, const GeodeticCoords& origin)
{
        fromGeocentric_WGS84(ENU_WGS84ToGeocentric_WGS84(enu, origin));
}
 
cv::Point3d GeodeticCoords::ENU_WGS84ToGeocentric_WGS84(const cv::Point3d& enu, const GeodeticCoords& origin)
{
        // Generate reference 3D point:
        cv::Point3f originGeocentric;
        originGeocentric = origin.toGeocentric_WGS84();
 
        cv::Vec3d P_ref(originGeocentric.x, originGeocentric.y, originGeocentric.z);
 
        // Z axis -> In direction out-ward the center of the Earth:
        cv::Vec3d REF_X, REF_Y, REF_Z;
        REF_Z = cv::normalize(P_ref);
 
        // 1st column: Starting at the reference point, move in the tangent
        // direction
        //   east-ward: I compute this as the derivative of P_ref wrt "longitude":
        //      A_east[0] =-(N+in_height_meters)*cos(lat)*sin(lon);  --> -Z[1]
        //      A_east[1] = (N+in_height_meters)*cos(lat)*cos(lon);  -->  Z[0]
        //      A_east[2] = 0;                                       -->  0
        // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
        cv::Vec3d AUX_X(-REF_Z[1], REF_Z[0], 0);
        REF_X = cv::normalize(AUX_X);
 
        // 2nd column: The cross product:
        REF_Y = REF_Z.cross(REF_X);
 
        cv::Point3d out_coords;
        out_coords.x =
                REF_X[0] * enu.x + REF_Y[0] * enu.y + REF_Z[0] * enu.z + originGeocentric.x;
        out_coords.y =
                REF_X[1] * enu.x + REF_Y[1] * enu.y + REF_Z[1] * enu.z + originGeocentric.y;
        out_coords.z =
                REF_X[2] * enu.x + REF_Y[2] * enu.y + REF_Z[2] * enu.z + originGeocentric.z;
 
        return out_coords;
}
 
}