VisibilitySegment.ElevationTimes(Variable, Array, Array, Array) Method

Description

Detects start of visibility (AOS), end of visibility (LOS), and maximum elevation events and determines the elevation at the time of these events.

Timing Precision Mode

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Note: This is an interval method. See the Interval Methods page for more information.

Note: This method has a state. See the Methods and Properties with State page for more information.

Method Signature

VisibilitySegment.ElevationTimes(	Variable evaluationEpoch,
	Array eventTimes,
	Array eventTypes,
	Array eventElevation)

Arguments

evaluationEpoch
Description:	This epoch defines an end-point of the evaluation interval. FreeFlyer will determine whether any events have occurred between this epoch and the previous evaluationEpoch specified for this argument.

eventTimes
Description:	An Array to be filled with the detected event times.

eventTypes

Description:

An Array to be filled with the detected event types.

Event Type == 1 is start of visibility.

Event Type == 2 is end of visibility.

Event Type == 3 is maximum elevation during this visibility period.

The FF_Preferences.IntervalEventReportingBehavior property controls whether the start of propagation is reported as an event. By default, if visibility starts before the beginning of the propagation span, FreeFlyer will label the start of the propagation as the start of visibility.

eventElevation
Description:	An Array to be filled with the detected event elevations.

Return Value

Type:

number

Returns the number of detected events.

Syntax

myVariable1 = myVisibilitySegment1.ElevationTimes(myVariable2, myArray1, myArray2, myArray3);