csharp_pain/Solar system/sss3d-source/sss3d/utils/astronomy/Spheric.java

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/*
File: Spheric.java
University of Applied Science Berne,HTA-Biel/Bienne,
Computer Science Department.
Diploma thesis J3D Solar System Simulator
Originally written by Marcel Portner & Bernhard Hari (c) 2000
CVS - Information :
$Header: /var/cvsreps/projects/c450/2000/sss3d/source_diploma/sss3d/utils/astronomy/Spheric.java,v 1.3 2000/12/13 13:42:49 portm Exp $
$Author: portm $
$Date: 2000/12/13 13:42:49 $
$State: Exp $
*/
package sss3d.utils.astronomy;
import sss3d.calculations.*;
import sss3d.calculations.constants.AstronomicalConstants;
import javax.vecmath.Matrix3d;
/**
* This class calculate the transformation of the coordinate.
*
* @author Marcel Portner & Bernhard Hari
* @version $Revision: 1.3 $
*/
public class Spheric {
/**
* Constructor
*/
public Spheric() {
}
/**
* Transformation the equatorial coordinates in ecliptical coordinates.
*
* @param time time in julianish century.
*
* @return the transformation matrix.
*/
public Matrix3d equ2EclMatrix(double time) {
double eps = (23.43929111 - (46.8150 + (0.00059 - 0.001813 * time) * time) *
time / 3600.0) * MoreMath.RAD;
Matrix3d mat = new Matrix3d();
mat.setIdentity();
mat.rotX(eps);
return mat;
}
/**
* Transformation the ecliptical coordinates in equatorial coordinates.
*
* @param time time in julianish century.
*
* @return the transformation matrix.
*/
public Matrix3d ecl2EquMatrix(double time) {
Matrix3d matrix = equ2EclMatrix(time);
matrix.transpose();
return matrix;
}
/**
* Transformation equatorial coordinates to horizon system.
*
* @param dec the declension in [rad].
* @param tau the hour angle in [rad].
* @param lat the latitude of the observer in [rad].
*
* @return an array with the values:<br>
* double[0] = elevation in [rad].<br>
* double[1] = azimuth in [rad].
*/
public double[] equ2Hor(double dec, double tau, double lat) {
// Einheitsvektor im Horizontsystem
Vec3D e_equ = new Vec3D(new Polar(tau, dec));
Matrix3d mat = new Matrix3d();
mat.setIdentity();
mat.rotY(StrictMath.PI / 2.0 - lat);
e_equ.mul(mat); // Einheitsvektor im aequator. System
double[] result = new double[2];
result[0] = e_equ.getElevation();
result[1] = e_equ.getAzimut();
return result;
}
/**
* Transformation horizon system to equatorial coordinates.
*
* @param h the elevation in [rad].
* @param az the azimuth in [rad].
* @param lat the latitude of the observer in [rad].
*
* @return an array with the values:<br>
* double[0] = declension in [rad].<br>
* double[1] = hour angle in [rad].
*/
public double[] hor2Equ(double h, double az, double lat) {
// Einheitsvektor im Horizontsystem
Vec3D e_hor = new Vec3D(new Polar(az, h));
Matrix3d mat = new Matrix3d();
mat.setIdentity();
mat.rotY(-(StrictMath.PI / 2.0 - lat));
e_hor.mul(mat); // Einheitsvektor im aequator. System
double[] result = new double[2];
result[0] = e_hor.getElevation();
result[1] = e_hor.getAzimut();
return result;
}
/**
* Calculate the geocentrically position of a place on the earth's surface.
*
* @param lambda the geocentrically longitude (eastward positiv) in [rad].
* @param phi the geocentrically latitude in [rad].
*
* @return the geocentrically position in [km].
*/
public Vec3D site(double lambda, double phi) {
double f = 1.0 / 298.257; // Abplattung der Erde
double e_sqr = f * (2.0 - f); // Quadrat der Exzentrizitaet
double cos_phi = StrictMath.cos(phi); // (Ko)sinus der geographischen Breite
double sin_phi = StrictMath.sin(phi);
double n = AstronomicalConstants.R_EARTH / StrictMath.sqrt(1.0 -
e_sqr * (sin_phi * sin_phi));
// Kartesischer Ortsvektor [km]
return new Vec3D(n * cos_phi * StrictMath.cos(lambda),
n * cos_phi * StrictMath.sin(lambda),
(1.0 - e_sqr) * n * sin_phi);
}
/**
* Calculation from equatorial coordinates to standart coordinates.
*
* @param ra0 the right ascension of the optic axis in [rad].
* @param dec0 the declension of the optic axis in [rad].
* @param x the standart coordinate x.
* @param y the standart coordinate y.
*
* @return an array with the values:<br>
* double[0] = the right ascension in [rad].<br>
* double[1] = the declension in [rad].
*/
public double[] stdEqu(double ra0, double dec0, double x, double y) {
double[] result = new double[2];
result[0] = ra0 + StrictMath.atan(-x / (StrictMath.cos(dec0) - y * StrictMath.sin(dec0)));
result[1] = StrictMath.asin((StrictMath.sin(dec0) + y * StrictMath.cos(dec0)) /
StrictMath.sqrt(1.0 + x * x + y * y));
return result;
}
/**
* Calculation from standart coordinates to equatorial coordinates.
*
* @param ra0 the right ascension of the optic axis in [rad].
* @param dec0 the declension of the optic axis in [rad].
* @param ra the right ascension in [rad].
* @param dec the declension in [rad].
*
* @return an array with the values:<br>
* double[0] = the standart coordinate x.<br>
* double[1] = the standart coordinate y.
*/
public double[] equStd(double ra0, double dec0, double ra, double dec) {
double[] result = new double[2];
double c = StrictMath.cos(dec0) * StrictMath.cos(dec) * StrictMath.cos(ra - ra0) +
StrictMath.sin(dec0) * StrictMath.sin(dec);
result[0] = -(StrictMath.cos(dec) * StrictMath.sin(ra - ra0)) / c;
result[1] = -(StrictMath.sin(dec0) * StrictMath.cos(dec) * StrictMath.cos(ra - ra0) -
StrictMath.cos(dec0) * StrictMath.sin(dec)) / c;
return result;
}
}