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2. How to convert latitude or longitude to meters? - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/639695

   To convert those points to meters in two coordinates: I can setup a system of coordinates in meters with the first point being at the origin: [0,0] meters. Then I can define the coordinate x-axis as due East-West, and the y-axis as due North-South. Then the second point's coordinates are:

3. Calculate distance between 2 GPS coordinates - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/365826

   All these solutions work OK for very long distances, but won't work when you need accurate distances of points of only a few meters apart. Te root of the problem there is that for short distances (lat2 - lat1) and (lon2 - lon1) both resolve to 0 even with long-double floating point values.

4. javascript - How to convert meters to miles - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/20674439

   I want to convert meters to miles in JavaScript. For example 12700 meters is 7.8867 miles. What formula can I use to do the conversion?

5. python - I been asked to write a program that prompts the user...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/26397033

   ")) # Convert factor conv_fac = 0.000621371 # calculate miles miles = meters * conv_fac print("%0.3f meters is equal to %0.3f miles" %(meters, miles)) So my question is how proceed to continue to convert to feet and inches if this is correct to convert to miles. Do I need to convert those miles that I entered to feet?

6. SQL Server geometry distance in miles calculation?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/31922039

   The return value from STDistance is in degrees, but I need miles. Also, imagine doing this kind of calculation not on 2 variables, but on geometry columns in a table with 1000's of rows. Also, imagine doing this kind of calculation not on 2 variables, but on geometry columns in a table with 1000's of rows.

7. Calculating new longitude, latitude from old + n meters

   stackoverflow.com/questions/7477003

   The distance between each degree of latitude is about 69 miles (110 kilometers). The distance between longitudes narrows the further away from the equator. The distance between longitudes at the equator is the same as latitude, roughly 69 miles (110 kilometers) . At 45 degrees north or south, the distance between is about 49 miles (79 kilometers).

8. Converting units in R - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/7214781

   I would like to convert from imperial units to metric and vice versa in R. How do I go about doing that? If there is no current way of doing that, how can I create a package that would?

9. C# distance (mile/km/etc.) string parsing library - Stack...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/4140022

   Are there any C# libraries out there that provide the same kind of functionality google does when you type in a query such as "13 miles 743 yards in meters" it will return "21 600 meters" (for example). What I want to be able to do is give a function the string part 13 miles 743 yards and it spits back an int/double with the given distance in ...

10. Converting Distance to miles in Google Maps Javascript API

    stackoverflow.com/questions/5466205

    Im working on a simple "as the crow flies" distance calculator in Google Maps and im stuck trying to convert the returned distance between two points into miles.

11. c# - Calculating Distance between two Latitude and Longitude ...

    stackoverflow.com/questions/6366408

    I'm calculating the distance between two GeoCoordinates. I'm testing my app against 3-4 other apps. When I'm calculating distance, I tend to get an average of 3.3 miles for my calculation whereas other apps are getting 3.5 miles. It's a big difference for the calculation I'm trying to perform.