This is command line utility which performs three functions:
'area' - outputs boundary area encircling a collection of points given the
minimum distance from all points in a collection. I used it to generate boundary area for a transit application in Apple Store.
'eqdist' - calculates equidistant point based on three geographic coordinates.
'mincircle' - finds "min circle" (minimum bounding circle) based on a collection of input points. This function uses non-recursive randomized Welzl algorithm, applying it to spherical/geodesic case
Note: You will have to supply sample input in form of .csv files to use this utility. Refer to https://github.com/intheswim/geojson for samples.
Details for GeoJSON
License
MIT
Last updated
10 November 2022 - latest/stable
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Enable snapd
Snap can be installed from the command line. Open the Konsole terminal and enter the following:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install snapd
Install GeoJSON
To install GeoJSON, simply use the following command: