//
// FlowSphericalCoordinateSystem.java
//

/*
VisAD system for interactive analysis and visualization of numerical
data.  Copyright (C) 1996 - 2017 Bill Hibbard, Curtis Rueden, Tom
Rink, Dave Glowacki, Steve Emmerson, Tom Whittaker, Don Murray, and
Tommy Jasmin.

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*/

package visad;

/**
   FlowSphericalCoordinateSystem is the VisAD CoordinateSystem class
   for (Elevation, Azimuth, Radial) with a Cartesian Reference,
   with Elevation and Azimuth in degrees and Radial in meters
   per second.  Note Elevation and Azimuth are direction that
   wind is from.

*/
public class FlowSphericalCoordinateSystem extends CoordinateSystem {

  private static Unit[] coordinate_system_units =
    {CommonUnit.degree, CommonUnit.degree, CommonUnit.meterPerSecond};

  /** construct a CoordinateSystem for (elevation, azimuth,
      radial) relative to a 3-D Cartesian reference;
      this constructor supplies units =
      {CommonUnit.Degree, CommonUnit.Degree, CommonUnit.meterPerSecond}
      to the super constructor, in order to ensure Unit compatibility
      with its use of trigonometric functions */
  public FlowSphericalCoordinateSystem(RealTupleType reference)
         throws VisADException {
    super(reference, coordinate_system_units);
  }

  /** trusted constructor for initializers */
  FlowSphericalCoordinateSystem(RealTupleType reference, boolean b) {
    super(reference, coordinate_system_units, b);
  }

  public double[][] toReference(double[][] tuples) throws VisADException {
    if (tuples == null || tuples.length != 3) {
      throw new CoordinateSystemException("FlowSphericalCoordinateSystem." +
             "toReference: tuples wrong dimension");
    }
    int len = tuples[0].length;
    double[][] value = new double[3][len];
    for (int i=0; i