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 * gvSIG. Desktop Geographic Information System.

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package org.gvsig.geoprocess.algorithm.buffer;

import org.cresques.cts.IProjection;

import org.gvsig.fmap.dal.feature.Feature;

import org.gvsig.fmap.mapcontext.MapContext;

/**

 * Abstract distance implementation.

 * 

 * @author gvSIG Team

 * @version $Id$

 */

public abstract class AbstractDistance implements IDistance {

    public static final double EARTH_RADIUS = 6378137d;

    protected int numberOfRings = 1;

    protected Feature feature = null;

    public void setFeature(Feature feature) {

        this.feature = feature;

    }

    /**

     * For computing with geodetic coordinates:

     * returns the angular measure (in radians)

     * for a distance over the earth along a

     * meridiam.

     * Because this consideration is an approximation,

     * we consideer the eart like an sphere (not an

     * ellipsoid)

     * 

     * @param dist

     *            distance in meters

     * @return arc of meridian whose length is the specified

     *         distance

     */

    private double toSexaAngularMeasure(double dist) {

        /*

         * dist = 6378km(terrestrial radius) -> 2PI

         * passed distance -> incognite

         */

        return Math.toDegrees((2 * Math.PI * dist) / EARTH_RADIUS);

    }

    /**

     * Converts a distance entered by user in the GUI in the same distance

     * in internal units (measure units)

     */

    protected double getInInternalUnits(double userEntryDistance,

        IProjection proj, int distanceUnits, int mapUnits) {

       /* double[] trans2Meter = MapContext.getDistanceTrans2Meter();

        double distInInternalUnits =

            (userEntryDistance / trans2Meter[mapUnits])

                * trans2Meter[distanceUnits];

        if ((proj != null) && !(proj.isProjected()))

            distInInternalUnits = toSexaAngularMeasure(distInInternalUnits);

        return distInInternalUnits;*/

            /*

             * En caso de que el sistema de referencia sea proyectado se usa la distancia

             * que el usuario ha definido, ya que esta se supone en metros. En caso de que

             * las coordenadas sean en geogr?ficas se toma la distancia que el usuario ha

             * definido en metros en el ecuador. Esto supone una desviaci?n a medida que 

             * nos alejamos del ecuador. Una posible soluci?n ser?a obtener esa distancia 

             * para la posici?n en el planeta en la que se encuentra la cartograf?a en la

             * proyecci?n en la que est? definida. 

             */

            if ((proj != null) && !(proj.isProjected()))

                    return userEntryDistance / 111352D;

        return userEntryDistance;

    }

    public void setNumberOfRings(int n) {

            numberOfRings = n;

    }

}