Calculate bearing / heading from point A to point b if given latitude and longatude for 2 points
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$30-250 USD
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Background: I have an ASP web program that generated a document I use when I am flying.
User inputs departure airport code and arrival airport code and data is pulled from a database for the trip. You can test the program at [login to view URL]
Here are some airport codes you can use for testing
KSEP, KXBP, KADM, KDTO, F44, 52F <- those are airport identifiers. Enter 2 different ones in each box provided and click “get data” to see the data come back
Click “Generate Kneeboard” to see the MS word document generated
I need this fixed:
Calculate the heading
a. There is a function that exists in the program in the [login to view URL] and in the [login to view URL] pages that does not work.
b. I need a function that will take in Latitude and longitude for 2 points (meaning 2 airports) and return the direct heading.
i. The heading should be within a degree or 2 of [login to view URL]
ii. Meaning if in my program you type KDTO to KSEP the heading will match this
[login to view URL],-98.17767333477677&chart=301&zoom=3&plan=[login to view URL]:[login to view URL]
The current functions in both pages are not correct and need to be replaced with functions that are correct.
website is: [login to view URL]
Hello,
I have worked on Geo Location and Spatial data projects in past and can help you in getting this issue resolved.
If you wish, we can work on this project as well as your PDF and MS Word projects simultaneously. In fact, since the website project is the same, it would be better to work on all the tasks at once to maintain the consistency of the data processes and views.
Thanks,
Sachin
Having recently completed the Geolocation portion of an app designed to find event locations and direct users to that location I know I'd be able to complete this quickly and efficiently. Once the geolocation data is mapped from the start and end points, calculating the slope and direction of the flight path should be no problem.