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* Contributed by Tom Henderson, UCB Daedalus Research Group, June 1999
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#ifndef lint
static const char rcsid[] =
"@(#) $Header: /nfs/jade/vint/CVSROOT/ns-2/satellite/satgeometry.cc,v 1.6 2001/05/21 19:27:31 haldar Exp $";
#endif
#include "satgeometry.h"
#include "satposition.h"
static class SatGeometryClass : public TclClass {
public:
SatGeometryClass() : TclClass("SatGeometry") {}
TclObject* create(int, const char*const*) {
return (new SatGeometry());
}
} class_sat_geometry;
// Returns the distance in km between points a and b
double SatGeometry::distance(coordinate a, coordinate b)
{
double a_x, a_y, a_z, b_x, b_y, b_z; // cartesian
spherical_to_cartesian(a.r, a.theta, a.phi, a_x, a_y, a_z);
spherical_to_cartesian(b.r, b.theta, b.phi, b_x, b_y, b_z);
return (BaseTrace::round(DISTANCE(a_x, a_y, a_z, b_x, b_y, b_z), 1.0E+8));
}
void SatGeometry::spherical_to_cartesian(double R, double Theta,
double Phi, double &X, double &Y, double &Z)
{
X = R * sin(Theta) * cos (Phi);
Y = R * sin(Theta) * sin (Phi);
Z = R * cos(Theta);
}
// Propagation delay is the distance divided by the speed of light
double SatGeometry::propdelay(coordinate a, coordinate b)
{
double delay = distance(a, b)/LIGHT;
return (BaseTrace::round(delay, 1.0E+8));
}
double SatGeometry::get_altitude(coordinate a)
{
return (a.r - EARTH_RADIUS);
}
// Returns latitude in radians, in the range from -PI/2 to PI/2
double SatGeometry::get_latitude(coordinate a)
{
return (PI/2 - a.theta);
}
// Returns (earth-centric) longitude corresponding to the position of the node
// (the input coordinate corresponds to fixed coordinate system, through
// which the Earth rotates, so we have to scale back the effects of rotation).
// The return value ranges from -PI to PI.
double SatGeometry::get_longitude(coordinate coord_)
{
double period = EARTH_PERIOD; // period of earth in seconds
// adjust longitude so that it is earth-centric (i.e., account
// for earth rotating beneath).
double earth_longitude = fmod((coord_.phi -
(fmod(NOW + SatPosition::time_advance_,period)/period) * 2*PI),
2*PI);
// Bring earth_longitude to be within (-PI, PI)
if (earth_longitude < (-1*PI))
earth_longitude = 2*PI + earth_longitude;
if (earth_longitude > PI)
earth_longitude = (-(2*PI - earth_longitude));
if (fabs(earth_longitude) < 0.0001)
return 0; // To avoid trace output of "-0.00"
else
return (earth_longitude);
}
// If the satellite is above the elevation mask of the terminal, returns
// the elevation mask in radians; otherwise, returns 0.
double SatGeometry::check_elevation(coordinate satellite,
coordinate terminal, double elev_mask_)
{
double S = satellite.r; // satellite radius
double S_2 = satellite.r * satellite.r; // satellite radius^2
double E = EARTH_RADIUS;
double E_2 = E * E;
double d, theta, alpha;
d = distance(satellite, terminal);
if (d < sqrt(S_2 - E_2)) {
// elevation angle > 0
theta = acos((E_2+S_2-(d*d))/(2*E*S));
alpha = acos(sin(theta) * S/d);
return ( (alpha > elev_mask_) ? alpha : 0);
} else
return 0;
}
// This function determines whether two satellites are too far apart
// to establish an ISL between them, due to Earth atmospheric grazing
// (or shadowing by the Earth itself). Assumes that both satellites nodes
// are at the same altitude. The line between the two satellites can be
// bisected, and a perpendicular from that point to the Earth's center will
// form a right triangle. If the length of this perpendicular is less than
// EARTH_RADIUS + ATMOS_MARGIN, the link cannot be established.
//
int SatGeometry::are_satellites_mutually_visible(coordinate first, coordinate second)
{
// if we drop a perpendicular from the ISL to the Earth's surface,
// we have a right triangle. The atmospheric margin is the minimum
// ISL grazing altitude.
double c, d, min_radius, grazing_radius;
double radius = get_radius(first); // could just use first.r here.
double distance_ = distance(first, second);
c = radius * radius;
d = (distance_/2) * (distance_/2);
grazing_radius = (EARTH_RADIUS + ATMOS_MARGIN);
min_radius = sqrt(c - d);
if (min_radius >= grazing_radius) {
return TRUE;
} else {
return FALSE;
}
}
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