Package gaiasky.util.coord

Class PlutoCoordinates

java.lang.Object
gaiasky.util.coord.AbstractOrbitCoordinates
gaiasky.util.coord.PlutoCoordinates
All Implemented Interfaces:
IBodyCoordinates
public class PlutoCoordinates extends AbstractOrbitCoordinates

  • Constructor Details

    • PlutoCoordinates

      public PlutoCoordinates()

  • Method Details

    • doneLoading

      public void doneLoading​(Object... params)
      Description copied from interface: IBodyCoordinates
      Initializes the coordinates object
      Specified by:
      doneLoading in interface IBodyCoordinates
      Overrides:
      doneLoading in class AbstractOrbitCoordinates

    • getEclipticSphericalCoordinates

      public Vector3b getEclipticSphericalCoordinates​(Instant date, Vector3b out)
      Description copied from interface: IBodyCoordinates
      Returns the ecliptic coordinates of the body in the out vector for the given date.
      Parameters:
      date - The instant.
      out - The out vector with the ecliptic coordinates in internal units.
      Returns:
      The out vector for chaining.

    • getEclipticCartesianCoordinates

      public Vector3b getEclipticCartesianCoordinates​(Instant date, Vector3b out)
      Description copied from interface: IBodyCoordinates
      Gets ecliptic cartesian coordinates for the given date.
      Parameters:
      date - The instant.
      out - The out vector where the ecliptic cartesian coordinates will be.
      Returns:
      The out vector for chaining, or null if the date is out of range, in case of non elliptical orbits such as Gaia.

    • getEquatorialCartesianCoordinates

      public Vector3b getEquatorialCartesianCoordinates​(Instant date, Vector3b out)
      Description copied from interface: IBodyCoordinates
      Gets equatorial cartesian coordinates for the given date.
      Parameters:
      date - The instant.
      out - The out vector where the equatorial cartesian coordinates will be.
      Returns:
      The out vector for chaining, or null if the date is out of range, in case of non elliptical orbits such as Gaia.