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function [X] = longitude(x) |
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% X=longitude(x); |
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% tries to determine best range of longitude (e.g. -180<180 or 0<360) |
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% so that coordinate (x) doesn't span a discontinuity. |
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% also works for radians which are assumed if range of x<=2*pi |
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minx=min(min(min(x))); |
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maxx=max(max(max(x))); |
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%if maxx-minx < 2.2*pi |
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% units=180/pi; |
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%else |
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units=1; |
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%end |
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minx=min(min(min(x*units))); |
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maxx=max(max(max(x*units))); |
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X=mod(720+x*units,360); |
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maxP=max(max(max(X))); |
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minP=min(min(min(X))); |
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XX=mod(X+180,360)-180; |
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maxM=max(max(max(XX))); |
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minM=min(min(min(XX))); |
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if maxP-minP > maxM-minM |
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X=XX; |
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end |