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Fig. 8.12. Ellipsoidal horizontal plane at the point P 0
In the frame that is located at the point P 0 , let us here derive the spherical coordinates of the
point P from the coordinates
{
α,β,r
}
:
X P − X 0 = r cos β cos α, Y P − Y 0 = r cos β sin α, Z P − Z 0 = r cos β,
tan α = Y P
Y 0
X 0 = r 21 ( X P
X 0 )+ r 22 ( Y P
Y 0 )+ r 23 ( Z P
Z 0 )
Z 0 ) ,
(8.99)
X P
r 11 ( X P
X 0 )+ r 12 ( Y P
Y 0 )+ r 13 ( Z P
Z P − Z 0
tan β =
( X P
Y 0 ) 2 .
X 0 ) 2 +( Y P
Finally, we transform the relative placement vector
{
X P
X 0 ,Y P
Y 0 ,Z P
Z 0
} E to the relative
X P
X 0 ,Y P
Y 0 ,Z P
Z 0 }
placement vector
{
E :
X P
X 0
X P
X 0
E
E
Y P
Y 0
= R E ( Λ 0 0 , 0)
Y P
Y 0
,
(8.100)
Z P
Z 0
Z P
Z 0
tan α =
sin Φ 0 ( X P − X 0 )+cos Λ 0 ( Y P − Y 0 )
sin Φ 0 cos Λ 0 ( X P
Z 0 ) ,
=
(8.101)
X 0 )+sin Φ 0 cos Λ 0 ( Y P
Y 0 )
cos Φ 0 ( Z P
tan β analogous .
The arctan leads to the orientation angle we need. But we have to pay attention to the quadrant
rule . The mapping α ∈ [0 , 2 π ] tan α is not injective. Therefore, we must apply the quadrant
rule :
Y P
Y 0 positive ,X P
X 0 positive : 1st quadrant 0
α<π/ 2
,
Y P
Y 0 positive ,X P
X 0 negative : 2nd quadrant π/ 2
α< 0 ,
(8.102)
Y P
Y 0 negative ,X P
X 0 negative : 3rd quadrant π
α< 3 π/ 2 ,
Y P
Y 0 negative ,X P
X 0 positive : 4th quadrant 3 π/ 2
α< 2 π.
 
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