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Convert a string of degrees decimal minutes to a usable decimal degrees latitude, longitude
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<?php | |
// Accepts: 12 34.567N, 1 2.345W | |
// Returns: [12.345, 12.345] | |
function ddmToDDConvert($original) { | |
$coords = []; | |
$original = explode(',', $original); | |
$dirDict = ['S' => -1,'N' => 1,'W' => -1,'E' => 1]; | |
if (count($original) == 2) { | |
$ddmLat = explode(' ', trim(ltrim($original[0]))); | |
$ddmLng = explode(' ', trim(ltrim($original[1]))); | |
$ddmLat[] = $dirDict[substr($ddmLat[1], -1)]; | |
$ddmLng[] = $dirDict[substr($ddmLng[1], -1)]; | |
$ddmLat[1] = substr($ddmLat[1], 0, -1); | |
$ddmLng[1] = substr($ddmLng[1], 0, -1); | |
$arr = [[$ddmLng[0], $ddmLng[1], $ddmLng[2]], [$ddmLat[0], $ddmLat[1], $ddmLat[2]]]; | |
print_r($arr); | |
foreach ($arr as $el) { | |
$deg = (float)$el[0]; | |
$min = (float)$el[1]; | |
$dir = (float)$el[2]; | |
$coords[] = $dir * ($deg + ($min / 60.0)); | |
} | |
return $coords; | |
} else return false; | |
} | |
?> |
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