InterfaceISpatialReference
The OGC Spatial Reference requirements.
Definition
Namespace:Telerik.WinControls.UI
Assembly:Telerik.WinControls.RadMap.dll
Syntax:
public interface ISpatialReference
Properties
AngularUnitOfMeasurement
The measurement units used to define the angles of a spheroid or ellipse associated with a specific datum. The datum is usually WGS (World Geodetic System) 1984 and the unit of measurement is a degree.
Authority
The authority body that defines the standards for the spatial reference parameters. Spatial Reference is usually WGS 1984 and the authority is EPSG:4326.
CentralMeridian
The line of longitude at the center of a map projection generally used as the basis for constructing the projection.
Datum
This indicates the horizontal datum, which corresponds to the procedure used to measure positions on the surface of the Earth.
DatumAuthority
This indicates the horizontal datum, which corresponds to the procedure used to measure positions on the surface of the Earth.
FalseEasting
The value added to all "x" values in the rectangular coordinate for a map projection. This value frequently is assigned to eliminate negative numbers. Expressed in the unit of measure identified in Planar Coordinate Units.
FalseNorthing
The value added to all "y" values in the rectangular coordinates for a map projection. This value frequently is assigned to eliminate negative numbers. Expressed in the unit of measure identified in Planar Coordinate Units.
GeoGcs
A coordinate system based on latitude and longitude. Some geographic coordinate systems are Latitude/Longitude, and some are Longitude/Latitude. You can find out which this is by examining the axes. You should also check the angular units, since not all geographic coordinate systems use degrees.
LatitudeOfOrigin
The latitude chosen as the origin of rectangular coordinate for a map projection.
MaxLatitude
The maximum Latitude this tile source supports.
MaxLongitude
The maximum Longitude this tile source supports.
MinLatitude
The minimum Latitude this tile source supports.
MinLongitude
The minimum Longitude this tile source supports.
Primem
This defines the meridian used to take longitude measurements from. The units of the longitude must be inferred from the context.
PrimemAuthority
This defines the meridian used to take longitude measurements from. The units of the longitude must be inferred from the context.
ProjectionAuthority
This describes a projection from geographic coordinates to projected coordinates.
SpheroidAuthority
This describes a spheroid, which is an approximation of the Earth's surface as a squashed sphere.
SpheroidFlattening
This describes a spheroid, which is an approximation of the Earth's surface as a squashed sphere.
SpheroidRadius
This describes a spheroid, which is an approximation of the Earth's surface as a squashed sphere.
StandardParallel
The line of constant latitude at which the surface of the Earth and the plane or developable surface intersect.
UnitAuthority
The authority body that defines the unit of measurement i.e. European Petroleum Survey Group (EPSG). The unit of measurement is usually degrees and the authority for the datum the map uses, WGS 1984 is EPSG:4326.
Methods
GeographicToLogical(PointG)
Converts a geographical coordinate (Longitude, Latitude) to a logical Point (0->1).
GetSizeInKilometers(PointG, SizeG)
Calculate size of rectangle from base point.
GetSizeInReferenceUnits(PointG, SizeG)
Calculate size of rectangle from base point.
LogicalToGeographic(PointG)
Converts a logical Point (0->1) to a geographical coordinate (Longitude, Latitude).