man c_csvorod (3): calculate Voronoi polygons for points on a sphere.

FUNCTION PROTOTYPE

void   c_csvorod(int, double [], double [], 


                int, int, double [], double [], double [], 


                int *, int *, int [], int *);

SYNOPSIS

void *c_csvorod (n, rlat, rlon, ni, nf, plat, plon, rc,
nca, numv, nv, ier);

DESCRIPTION

n: The number of input data points, n > 2.
rlat: An array containing the latitudes of the input data, expressed in degrees. The first three points must not be collinear (lie on a common great circle).
rlon: An array containing the longitudes of the input data, expressed in degrees.
ni: The index of the input coordinate for which you want to determine the Voronoi polygon (0 <= ni < n).
nf: Flag indicating if this is the first call to c_csvorod to retrieve Voronoi polygons for this dataset (1=yes, 0=no). Calls subsequent to the first call for a given dataset are much faster than the first call.
plat: The latitudes for the vertices of the Voronoi polygons. These are circumcenters of circles passing through the Delaunay triangles. If a coordinate is a boundary point, then the circle may pass through certain "pseudo points" that have been added to the original dataset in order to complete the Voronoi polygon.
plon: The longitudes for the vertices of the Voronoi polygons.
rc: Array containing circumradii (arc lengths in degrees of the angle between a circumcenter and its associated triangle vertices).
nca: *nca is the actual number of circumcenters returned in plat and plon. This number may be larger than n if the input dataset has boundary points, since certain "pseudo points" may have been added to the original dataset in order to complete the Voronoi polygon set.
numv: *numv is the number of vertices in the Voronoi polygon enclosing the coordinate (rlat[ni],rlon[ni]).
nv: An array containing numv indices for the Voronoi polygon enclosing the coordinate (rlat[ni],rlon[ni]). The indices returned in this array refer to the coordinates returned in plat and plon. For example, if the integer "j" is an element of the nv array, then (plat[j],plon[j]) is a vertex of the Voronoi polygon enclosing (rlat[ni],rlon[ni]). The indices in nv list out the vertices of the Voronoi polygon in counter-clockwise order.
ier: An error return value. If *ier is returned as 0, then no errors were detected. If *ier is non-zero, then refer to the error list in the error table for details.

USAGE

c_csvorod is called if you want to determine the Voronoi polygons for data randomly positioned on a sphere. Each call to c_csvorod calculates the vertices for the Voronoi polygon surrounding a specified input point. c_csvorod is a double precision version of c_csvoro.

ACCESS

To use c_csvorod, load the NCAR Graphics library ngmath.

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