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Simulator 16 User Guide - PowerWorld

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Great Circle Distance Dialog<br />

To find the Great Circle Distance between any two points of longitude, latitude, select GIS Tools ><br />

Great Circle Distance from the Active ribbon group on the Onelines ribbon tab and the Great Circle<br />

Distance Dialog will be displayed. This can be done in Edit or Run Mode.<br />

The Great Circle Distance Dialog allows the calculation of distance between two points of longitude,<br />

latitude. The Great Circle Distance Calculation assumes that the earth is a sphere and makes no<br />

adjustments for the actual flattening of the earth. The two longitude, latitude points can either be<br />

entered manually for any two valid points or can be chosen from valid longitude, latitude values stored<br />

with either buses or substations. Valid longitude values are between -180 and 180 degrees. Valid<br />

latitude values are between -90 and 90 degrees. The calculated distance is given in either kilometers<br />

or miles.<br />

From Location<br />

Click the Choose From Location button to choose either the location of a bus or substation as the<br />

From Location. The Latitude (degrees) and Longitude (degrees) entries for the From<br />

Location will be filled in with the latitude, longitude information that is stored with the chosen<br />

element in the case data. These entries are not based on the location of a display object, if one<br />

exists, of the chosen element. If the element does not have valid geographic information stored, the<br />

values that are entered for the latitude, longitude will not be valid.<br />

The Latitude, Longitude entries can also be entered manually.<br />

To Location<br />

Click the Choose To Location button to choose either the location of a bus or substation as the To<br />

Location. The Latitude (degrees) and Longitude (degrees) entries for the To Location will be<br />

filled in with the latitude, longitude information that is stored with the chosen element in the case<br />

data. These entries are not based on the location of a display object, if one exists, of the chosen<br />

element. If the element does not have valid geographic information stored, the values that are<br />

entered for the latitude, longitude will not be valid.<br />

The Latitude, Longitude entries can also be entered manually.<br />

Units<br />

Choose the units in which to report the calculated distance.<br />

Calculate Distance<br />

Click this button to calculate the distance in the chosen Units between the From Location and the<br />

To Location. The calculated distance will appear in the box above the button. Error in input data will<br />

be returned if there is a problem with any of the latitude, longitude information.<br />

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