CentralBodyGetAzimuthElevationRangeEvaluator Method (VectorDisplacement, EvaluatorGroup) | 
 
            Gets an evaluator to find the azimuth, elevation, and range of a displacement vector as observed
            from the initial point, and associates the evaluator with the specified evaluator group.
            
 
    Namespace: 
   AGI.Foundation.Celestial
    Assembly:
   AGI.Foundation.Models (in AGI.Foundation.Models.dll) Version: 25.1.421.0 (25.1.421.0)
Syntaxpublic MotionEvaluator<AzimuthElevationRange> GetAzimuthElevationRangeEvaluator(
	VectorDisplacement displacementVector,
	EvaluatorGroup group
)
Public Function GetAzimuthElevationRangeEvaluator ( 
	displacementVector As VectorDisplacement,
	group As EvaluatorGroup
) As MotionEvaluator(Of AzimuthElevationRange)
public:
MotionEvaluator<AzimuthElevationRange>^ GetAzimuthElevationRangeEvaluator(
	VectorDisplacement^ displacementVector, 
	EvaluatorGroup^ group
)
member GetAzimuthElevationRangeEvaluator : 
        displacementVector : VectorDisplacement * 
        group : EvaluatorGroup -> MotionEvaluator<AzimuthElevationRange> 
Parameters
- displacementVector
 - Type: AGI.Foundation.GeometryVectorDisplacement
The displacement vector. - group
 - Type: AGI.FoundationEvaluatorGroup
      The group with which to associate the new evaluator.  By grouping evaluators
      that are often evaluated at the same Julian dates, common computations can be performed only once
      for the entire group instead of multiple times for each evaluator.
     
Return Value
Type: 
MotionEvaluatorAzimuthElevationRangeAn evaluator to find the azimuth, elevation, and range.
Exceptions
Remarks
            Azimuth is measured positive in an easterly direction from the observer's local north in a
            plane tangent to the surface of the central body at the location of the observer. Using this
            convention, local north is at 0-degrees azimuth, local east is at 90-degrees azimuth, local
            south is at 180-degrees azimuth, and local west is at 270-degrees azimuth.
            Elevation is the angle between the relative position vector and the plane tangent to the
            surface of the central body at the location of the observer and is measured as positive
            away from the central body.
            
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