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Docs: Add new Ellipsoids page to explain ellipsoidal parameters. #2922
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fixing the spaces indentation and small typo.
Pull in commits by @RohitPingale, originally submitted under PR OSGeo#2385. That PR was closed due to inactivity. My intention is to pick up the work where they left off.
Incorporate suggested changes from @kbevers on the original PR OSGeo#2385.
The author the original figure did not provide a source for the image. The image also had "geoid" misspelled in its labels, and label placement was somewhat confusing. This new image was created from scratch to match the design intent of the original image, but reuses none of its assets directly. I include the SVG source. This image is licensed CC0.
Per suggestion from @kbevers in PR OSGeo#2385
Add an item to News for the change.
Thanks for taking this up again. In terms of the commit history this PR is a bit messy, so I'll just squash merge it when the time comes. That will make the two of you co-authors of that single commit, which I guess reflect the state of things quite well. |
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Hope you don't mind a commit here to update a few other things, including to indent the option and use math formatting. The comment in the code for "R_V" needed to be corrected, as it was an old typo.
Thanks for the additional markup improvements! Good pickup on the "semi" axis labels too, I feel a bit silly for not noticing that. Guess I was too focussed on the diagram design and not thinking critically about its contents. I think splitting those axes in half and tuning down the opacity on the unlabelled half will do the trick. I'll make that change on the branch. |
Divide the axis lines into two parts and fade out the unlabelled part, to indicate that "semi-" refers to one half of the axis only.
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Just one missed formula, and undo the edit to docs/source/news.rst
(suggested by @kbevers) and this will be nice to merge. Thanks for getting this one finished!
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Thanks @mwtoews, I think I've got those final changes covered now. |
Co-authored-by: Rohit <rohitpingale103@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Brendan Jurd <brendan.jurd@geoplex.com.au> Co-authored-by: Mike Taves <mwtoews@gmail.com>
This PR is a continuation of #2385, which appears to have been abandoned by its original author.
I haved merged the commits from that PR, incorporated the PR feedback, and made a few changes and improvements of my own.
I hope you find this helpful.