I understand how get it using Geoid.Height(lat,lng);, but can not figure out how to get it kinda in absolute value - in meters above mean sea level. So, when I am using my lat and lng I am getting smth that not looks like current altitude.
Last edit: golovachrvach 2017-08-03
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The Geoid class evaluates the height of the geoid above the ellipsoid. The Geoid is a surface of constant gravitational potential approximating "mean sea level". (Note that this isn't the height of the terrain.)
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I understand how get it using Geoid.Height(lat,lng);, but can not figure out how to get it kinda in absolute value - in meters above mean sea level. So, when I am using my lat and lng I am getting smth that not looks like current altitude.
Last edit: golovachrvach 2017-08-03
Arrgh, wrong Forum! Sorry :(
Or, maybe, I even think that it can be used to correct any open API (like Google)?
The Geoid class evaluates the height of the geoid above the ellipsoid. The Geoid is a surface of constant gravitational potential approximating "mean sea level". (Note that this isn't the height of the terrain.)