compress_latlon

decompress_latlon

compress_latlon_general

decompress_latlon_general

Although lat and lon are represented by doubles, this is usually
slightly wasteful. This function allows you to represent coordinates as single
integer, vastly reducing memory footprint.

Efficient tools for parsing and standardizing Australian
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compress_latlon function

<dl><dt>lat, lon</dt>
<dd>Coordinates to compress.</dd>
<dt>nThread</dt>
<dd>Number of threads to use.</dd>
<dt>x</dt>
<dd>An integer vector formed by one of the compression functions.</dd></dl>

Arguments

Compress latitude and longitude to a 32-bit integer — compress_latlon

<dl>

<dt>lat, lon</dt>
<dd>Coordinates to compress.</dd>


<dt>nThread</dt>
<dd>Number of threads to use.</dd>


<dt>x</dt>
<dd>An integer vector formed by one of the compression functions.</dd>

</dl>

compress_latlon: Compress latitude and longitude to a 32-bit integer

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