SetBoundary
Define the perimeter of an area target
Syntax
SetBoundary <ATObjectPath> {Type} <Parameters>
Related commands
Description
The SetBoundary command defines a boundary for an area target. {Type} can be:
| If {Type} is... | <Parameter> is... |
|---|---|
| Pattern | [{PointType}] <NumPoints> {PointDefn}... |
| Ellipse | <SemiMajorAxis> <SemiMinorAxis> <Bearing> |
<SemiMajorAxis> and <SemiMinorAxis> are entered in Connect distance units. <Bearing> is entered in degrees.
If the {Type} is <Pattern>, the area defined by the point pairs is closed by connecting the first and last points.
Valid values for {PointType} are LatLon and UTM. If {PointType} is not entered then LatLon is used. The following table describes the valid {PointDefn} parameters:
| {PointType} | {PointDefn} | Description |
|---|---|---|
| LatLon | <Latitude> <Longitude> | Enter the latitude and longitude for each point. <Latitude> and <Longitude> are entered in Connect Latitude and Longitude units (default is degrees). |
| UTM | <ZoneStr> <Easting> <Northing> | Enter the points using UTM parameters.
Valid values for <ZoneStr> are A, B, Y, Z or ddc, where 00>dd>61 and c is C-X. <Easting> and <Northing> are entered in Connect distance units. |
Examples
To set a triangular boundary for the Search area target:
SetBoundary */AreaTarget/Search Pattern LatLon 3 0.0 30.0 30.0 0.0 0.0 -30.0
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Group membership
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Version
6.2