ai.nextbillion.kits.geojson.constants

Class GeoJsonConstants

java.lang.Object

ai.nextbillion.kits.geojson.constants.GeoJsonConstants

public final class GeoJsonConstants
extends java.lang.Object

Contains constants used throughout the GeoJson classes.

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static double	MAX_LATITUDE While on a Mercator projected map the width (longitude) has a finite values, the height (latitude) can be infinitely long.
static double	MAX_LONGITUDE A Mercator project has a finite longitude values, this constant represents the highest value available to represent a geolocation.
static double	MIN_LATITUDE While on a Mercator projected map the width (longitude) has a finite values, the height (latitude) can be infinitely long.
static double	MIN_LONGITUDE A Mercator project has a finite longitude values, this constant represents the lowest value available to represent a geolocation.

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

MIN_LONGITUDE

public static final double MIN_LONGITUDE

A Mercator project has a finite longitude values, this constant represents the lowest value available to represent a geolocation.

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Constant Field Values

MAX_LONGITUDE

public static final double MAX_LONGITUDE

A Mercator project has a finite longitude values, this constant represents the highest value available to represent a geolocation.

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Constant Field Values

MIN_LATITUDE

public static final double MIN_LATITUDE

While on a Mercator projected map the width (longitude) has a finite values, the height (latitude) can be infinitely long. This constant restrains the lower latitude value to -90 in order to preserve map readability and allows easier logic for tile selection.

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Constant Field Values

MAX_LATITUDE

public static final double MAX_LATITUDE

While on a Mercator projected map the width (longitude) has a finite values, the height (latitude) can be infinitely long. This constant restrains the upper latitude value to 90 in order to preserve map readability and allows easier logic for tile selection.

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Constant Field Values