Globe
Planet or celestial object approximated by a reference ellipsoid and elevation models. Globe expresses its ellipsoidal parameters and elevation values in meters.
Constructors
Types
Properties
Represents the elevations for an area, often but not necessarily the whole globe.
Indicates the radius in meters of the globe's ellipsoid at the equator.
Indicates whether this projection is continuous with itself horizontally.
The globe offset in 2D continuous projection. Center is the default for 3D.
Indicates the radius in meters of the globe's ellipsoid at the poles.
Indicates the geographic projection used by this globe. The projection specifies this globe's Cartesian coordinate system.
Indicates the geographic limits of this projection.
Current globe state.
Vertical exaggeration (VE) is a scale that is used to emphasize vertical features, which might be too small to identify relative to the horizontal scale.
Functions
Get absolute position with terrain elevation at specified coordinates
Get absolute position for specified position and specified altitude mode
Determine terrain altitude in specified geographic point from elevation model
Gets elevation values for the specified sector with required width and height resolution, including Geoid offset
Gets elevation limits at specified sector, including Geoid offset
Indicates the radius in meters of the globe's ellipsoid at a specified location.
Indicates the distance to the globe's horizon from a specified height above the globe's ellipsoid. The result of this method is undefined if the height is negative.
Checks if elevation data influencing the specified sector could have changed after the specified timestamp