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Finding the weighted center of some GPS Co-Ords

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    Finding the weighted center of some GPS Co-Ords

    Hi Guys,

    I have 300 GPS points on a map and a size for each one (sqft).

    I have done the following:

    ((Max Lat - Min Lat) / 2 ) + Min Lat = Middle (done the same for Long)

    (Middle - Lat) * sqft = value (this is neg if west of average and + for east of middle) - also done the same for

    Then add all these up and divide by the total sqft allocated.

    Add this to the Middle Co-Ords which pulls it in the direction that it wants becuase of the sqft.

    Is there anything wrong with this method? This is just to prove / disprove a theory before I go for a full on CAST model which is going to take about a week.

    #2
    If you sign your post like this:

    theaded

    then you will get responses quickly...

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      #3
      theaded?

      I no not follow?
      Last edited by Sockpuppet; 11 December 2013, 20:48.

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        #4
        Just do the following:

        1) edit your original message and make the last line this:

        threaded

        2) delete your message #2 in this thread

        3) I will delete my both messages

        4) You will get responses to your question

        hth

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          #5
          Ha ha AtW.

          Anyways, the answer is it that it looks OK, but my question is what are you trying to do? If you're trying to place a GPS tower then the land shape has an influence.
          Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
          threadeds website, and here's my blog.

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