//
// PSnav.java
//

/*
This source file is part of the edu.wisc.ssec.mcidas package and is
Copyright (C) 1998 - 2017 by Tom Whittaker, Tommy Jasmin, Tom Rink,
Don Murray, James Kelly, Bill Hibbard, Dave Glowacki, Curtis Rueden
and others.
 
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*/

package edu.wisc.ssec.mcidas;

/**
 * Navigation class for Polar Stereographic (PS) type nav. This code was 
 * modified from the original FORTRAN code (nvxps.dlm) on the McIDAS system. 
 * It only supports latitude/longitude to line/element transformations (LL) 
 * and vice/versa. Transform to 'XYZ' not implemented.
 * @see 
 *      McIDAS Programmer's Manual
 *
 * @author  Don Murray
 */
public final class PSnav extends AREAnav 
{

    int iwest;
    int ihem;
    double xrow;
    double xcol;
    double xpole;
    double xlat1;
    double xspace;
    double xqlon;
    double xblat;
    double fac;

    /**
     * Set up for the real math work.  Must pass in the int array
     * of the PS nav 'codicil'.
     *
     * @param iparms  the nav block from the image file
     * @throws IllegalArgumentException
     *           if the nav block is not a RECT type.
     */
    public PSnav (int[] iparms) 
        throws IllegalArgumentException
    {

        if (iparms[0] != PS ) 
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Invalid navigation type" + 
                                                iparms[0]);
        xrow = iparms[1];
        xcol = iparms[2];
        int ipole = iparms[10];
        if (ipole == 0) ipole = 900000;
        ihem = 1;
        if (ipole < 0) ihem = -1;
        xpole = McIDASUtil.integerLatLonToDouble(ipole);
        xlat1 = 
           McIDASUtil.integerLatLonToDouble(ipole - iparms[3]) * 
               DEGREES_TO_RADIANS;
        xspace = iparms[4]/1000.;
        xqlon = McIDASUtil.integerLatLonToDouble(iparms[5]);
        double r = iparms[6]/1000.;
        iwest = iparms[9];
        if (iwest >= 0) iwest = 1;
        xblat = r * Math.sin(xlat1)/(xspace*Math.tan(xlat1*.5));
        fac = 1;
    }

    /** converts from satellite coordinates to latitude/longitude
     *
     * @param  linele	  array of line/element pairs.  Where 
     *                     linele[indexLine][] is a 'line' and 
     *                     linele[indexEle][] is an element. These are in 
     *                     'file' coordinates (not "image" coordinates.)
     *
     * @return latlon[][]  array of lat/long pairs. Output array is 
     *                     latlon[indexLat][] of latitudes and 
     *                     latlon[indexLon][] of longitudes.
     *
     */
    public double[][] toLatLon(double[][] linele) 
    {

        double xldif;
        double xedif;
        double xlon;
        double xlat;
        double xrlon, radius;

        int number = linele[0].length;
        double[][] latlon = new double[2][number];

        // Convert array to Image coordinates for computations
        double[][] imglinele = areaCoordToImageCoord(linele);

        for (int point=0; point < number; point++) 
        {
            xldif = ihem * (imglinele[indexLine][point] - xrow)/xblat;
            xedif = (xcol - imglinele[indexEle][point])/xblat;
            xrlon = 0;
            if (!(xldif == 0. && xedif == 0.))
                xrlon = Math.atan2(xedif, xldif);
            xlon = iwest * xrlon/DEGREES_TO_RADIANS + xqlon;
            if (xlon > 180.) xlon -= 360.; 
            if (xlon < -180.) xlon += 360.; 
            radius = Math.sqrt(xldif*xldif + xedif*xedif);
            if (Math.abs(radius) < 1.e-10)
                xlat = ihem*90;
            else
                xlat = ihem*(90. - 2*Math.atan(
                            Math.exp(Math.log(radius/fac)))/DEGREES_TO_RADIANS);
            latlon[indexLat][point] = xlat;
            latlon[indexLon][point] = (iwest == 1) ? -xlon  : xlon;

        } // end point for loop

        return latlon;

    }

    /**
     * toLinEle converts lat/long to satellite line/element
     *
     * @param  latlon	 array of lat/long pairs. Where latlon[indexLat][]
     *                    are latitudes and latlon[indexLon][] are longitudes.
     *
     * @return linele[][] array of line/element pairs.  Where
     
     *                    is an element.  These are in 'file' coordinates
     *                    (not "image" coordinates);
     */
    public double[][] toLinEle(double[][] latlon) 
    {
        double xlon;
        double xlat;
        double xrlon, xclat, xrlat;

        int number = latlon[0].length;
        double[][] linele = new double[2][number];

        for (int point=0; point < number; point++) 
        {

            xlat = latlon[indexLat][point];
            // transform to McIDAS (west positive longitude) coordinates
            xlon = (iwest == 1) 
                   ? -latlon[indexLon][point]
                   : latlon[indexLon][point];

            xrlon = ihem*(xlon-xqlon);
            if (xrlon > 180.) xrlon -= 360.;
            if (xrlon < -180.) xrlon += 360.;
            xrlon = iwest*xrlon*DEGREES_TO_RADIANS;
            xclat = (xpole-xlat)*DEGREES_TO_RADIANS*.5;
            xrlat = xblat*Math.tan(xclat);
            linele[indexLine][point] = xrlat*Math.cos(xrlon) + xrow;
            linele[indexEle][point] = -xrlat*Math.sin(xrlon) + xcol;
           
        } // end point loop

        // Return in 'File' coordinates
        return imageCoordToAreaCoord(linele, linele);
    }
}