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Using bash-Linux read time_of_interest read distance_max (km) $3 and $4 =Latitude and longitude in degrees script: awk -v distance_max=$distance_max 'if ($3 =$3-distance_max && $4 =$4-distance_max)
Using bash-Linux
read time_of_interest
read distance_max (km)
$3 and $4 =Latitude and longitude in degrees
script:
awk -v distance_max="$distance_max" 'if ($3<=$3+distance_max && $3>=$3-distance_max && $4<=$4+distance_max && $4>=$4-distance_max) {printf "%s %s %s %s %s %s", $1,$2,$3,$4,$5,$6}' ${myfile} > ${myfile_out}
But I have to make the latitude and Longitude in km?? How.?
thank you in advance
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