The machinery currently exists to automatically calculate the distance between a Transmitter and Receiver, but the geodesic calculation would either require Proj4.jl (a wrapper for the PROJ C library) or GeographicLib.jl, which is pure Julia. I'd prefer to use GeographicLib, but it must be registered to be a dependency of this package (which is registered). Waiting on https://github.com/anowacki/GeographicLib.jl/issues/2.
The current workaround is to use a GroundSampler or Sampler with a single pre-computed distance from the Transmitter.
The machinery currently exists to automatically calculate the distance between a
Transmitter
andReceiver
, but the geodesic calculation would either require Proj4.jl (a wrapper for the PROJ C library) or GeographicLib.jl, which is pure Julia. I'd prefer to use GeographicLib, but it must be registered to be a dependency of this package (which is registered). Waiting on https://github.com/anowacki/GeographicLib.jl/issues/2.The current workaround is to use a
GroundSampler
orSampler
with a single pre-computeddistance
from theTransmitter
.