GEOMETRIC MODELING OF THE ROTATION OF OBJECTS IN A GEOGRAPHICAL COORDINATE SYSTEM

The applied problem of rotating objects in a geographical coordinate system relative to a given center of rotation is considered. A mathematical model of the rotation of a point is given, as well as an example of the rotation of a 3×4 rectangular data collection network. The results have been tested on the interactive Google Earth map. Deviations from the true values on the map were 1.16 m per 500 m in latitude (0.232%) and 1.42 m per 1000 m in longitude (0.142%).

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-02-10
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14844568
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Historical Geography and Cartography
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GEOMETRIC MODELING OF THE ROTATION OF OBJECTS IN A GEOGRAPHICAL COORDINATE SYSTEM

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Historical Geography and Cartography
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GEOMETRIC MODELING OF THE ROTATION OF OBJECTS IN A GEOGRAPHICAL COORDINATE SYSTEM

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Abstract

The applied problem of rotating objects in a geographical coordinate system relative to a given center of rotation is considered. A mathematical model of the rotation of a point is given, as well as an example of the rotation of a 3×4 rectangular data collection network. The results have been tested on the interactive Google Earth map. Deviations from the true values on the map were 1.16 m per 500 m in latitude (0.232%) and 1.42 m per 1000 m in longitude (0.142%).

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