Distance in Km/h in 2 coordinates
Another way to calculate the distance between 2 coordinates, is very accurate.
Dim Distancias2 As Double
Dim lat As String = $"lat=${Location1.Latitude}"$
Dim lng As String = $"lon=${Location1.Longitude}"$
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<Lat2s, Lon2s>
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Another way to calculate the distance between 2 coordinates, is very accurate.
Dim Distancias2 As Double
Dim lat As String = $"lat=${Location1.Latitude}"$
Dim lng As String = $"lon=${Location1.Longitude}"$
This ones source to compared
<Lat2s, Lon2s>
Distancias2= Haversine( lat, lng , Lat2s, Lon2s)
coordinates GPS:
rivate Sub Haversine(lat1 As Double, lon1 As Double, lat2 As Double, lon2 As Double) As Double
' Convert latitude and longitude from degrees to radians
Dim lat1Rad As Double = DegreesToRadians(lat1)
Dim lon1Rad As Double = DegreesToRadians(lon1)
Dim lat2Rad As Double = DegreesToRadians(lat2)
Dim lon2Rad As Double = DegreesToRadians(lon2)
' Haversine formula
Dim dlon As Double = lon2Rad - lon1Rad
Dim dlat As Double = lat2Rad - lat1Rad
Dim a As Double = Power(Sin(dlat / 2), 2) + Cos(lat1Rad) * Cos(lat2Rad) * Power(Sin(dlon / 2), 2)
Dim c As Double = 2 * ATan2(Sqrt(a), Sqrt(1 - a))
[B]' the result changing radiusOfEarth by 6371 km , 3959 millas or Meters 6717407.00 [/B]
Dim radiusOfEarth As Double = 6371 ' Earth radius in kilometers
Dim distance As Double = radiusOfEarth * c
Return distance
End Sub
Private Sub DegreesToRadians(degrees As Double) As Double
Dim Pi As Double = 3.141592653589793238462643
Return degrees * (Pi / 180)
End Sub
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