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Fix up tests now that GeoDistance.*.calculate works (#27541) 

This resolves a longstanding @AwaitsFix
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@ -81,29 +81,62 @@ public class GeoDistanceTests extends ESTestCase {
assertThat(GeoUtils.rectangleContainsPoint(box, 0, -178), equalTo(false));
}
/**
* The old plane calculation in 1.x/2.x incorrectly computed the plane distance in decimal degrees. This test is
* well intended but bogus. todo: fix w/ new plane distance calculation
* note: plane distance error varies by latitude so the test will need to correctly estimate expected error
*/
@AwaitsFix(bugUrl = "old plane calculation incorrectly computed everything in degrees. fix this bogus test")
public void testArcDistanceVsPlaneInEllipsis() {
GeoPoint centre = new GeoPoint(48.8534100, 2.3488000);
GeoPoint northernPoint = new GeoPoint(48.8801108681, 2.35152032666);
GeoPoint westernPoint = new GeoPoint(48.85265, 2.308896);
private static double arcDistance(GeoPoint p1, GeoPoint p2) {
return GeoDistance.ARC.calculate(p1.lat(), p1.lon(), p2.lat(), p2.lon(), DistanceUnit.METERS);
}
// With GeoDistance.ARC both the northern and western points are within the 4km range
assertThat(GeoDistance.ARC.calculate(centre.lat(), centre.lon(), northernPoint.lat(),
northernPoint.lon(), DistanceUnit.KILOMETERS), lessThan(4D));
assertThat(GeoDistance.ARC.calculate(centre.lat(), centre.lon(), westernPoint.lat(),
westernPoint.lon(), DistanceUnit.KILOMETERS), lessThan(4D));
private static double planeDistance(GeoPoint p1, GeoPoint p2) {
return GeoDistance.PLANE.calculate(p1.lat(), p1.lon(), p2.lat(), p2.lon(), DistanceUnit.METERS);
}
// With GeoDistance.PLANE, only the northern point is within the 4km range,
// the western point is outside of the range due to the simple math it employs,
// meaning results will appear elliptical
assertThat(GeoDistance.PLANE.calculate(centre.lat(), centre.lon(), northernPoint.lat(),
northernPoint.lon(), DistanceUnit.KILOMETERS), lessThan(4D));
assertThat(GeoDistance.PLANE.calculate(centre.lat(), centre.lon(), westernPoint.lat(),
westernPoint.lon(), DistanceUnit.KILOMETERS), greaterThan(4D));
public void testArcDistanceVsPlane() {
// sameLongitude and sameLatitude are both 90 degrees away from basePoint along great circles
final GeoPoint basePoint = new GeoPoint(45, 90);
final GeoPoint sameLongitude = new GeoPoint(-45, 90);
final GeoPoint sameLatitude = new GeoPoint(45, -90);
double sameLongitudeArcDistance = arcDistance(basePoint, sameLongitude);
double sameLatitudeArcDistance = arcDistance(basePoint, sameLatitude);
double sameLongitudePlaneDistance = planeDistance(basePoint, sameLongitude);
double sameLatitudePlaneDistance = planeDistance(basePoint, sameLatitude);
// GeoDistance.PLANE measures the distance along a straight line in
// (lat, long) space so agrees with GeoDistance.ARC along a line of
// constant longitude but takes a longer route if there is east/west
// movement.
assertThat("Arc and plane should agree on sameLongitude",
Math.abs(sameLongitudeArcDistance - sameLongitudePlaneDistance), lessThan(0.001));
assertThat("Arc and plane should disagree on sameLatitude (by >4000km)",
sameLatitudePlaneDistance - sameLatitudeArcDistance, greaterThan(4.0e6));
// GeoDistance.ARC calculates the great circle distance (on a sphere) so these should agree as they're both 90 degrees
assertThat("Arc distances should agree", Math.abs(sameLongitudeArcDistance - sameLatitudeArcDistance), lessThan(0.001));
}
public void testArcDistanceVsPlaneAccuracy() {
// These points only differ by a few degrees so the calculation methods
// should match more closely. Check that the deviation is small enough,
// but not too small.
// The biggest deviations are away from the equator and the poles so pick a suitably troublesome latitude.
GeoPoint basePoint = new GeoPoint(randomDoubleBetween(30.0, 60.0, true), randomDoubleBetween(-180.0, 180.0, true));
GeoPoint sameLongitude = new GeoPoint(randomDoubleBetween(-90.0, 90.0, true), basePoint.lon());
GeoPoint sameLatitude = new GeoPoint(basePoint.lat(), basePoint.lon() + randomDoubleBetween(4.0, 10.0, true));
double sameLongitudeArcDistance = arcDistance(basePoint, sameLongitude);
double sameLatitudeArcDistance = arcDistance(basePoint, sameLatitude);
double sameLongitudePlaneDistance = planeDistance(basePoint, sameLongitude);
double sameLatitudePlaneDistance = planeDistance(basePoint, sameLatitude);
assertThat("Arc and plane should agree [" + basePoint + "] to [" + sameLongitude + "] (within 1cm)",
Math.abs(sameLongitudeArcDistance - sameLongitudePlaneDistance), lessThan(0.01));
assertThat("Arc and plane should very roughly agree [" + basePoint + "] to [" + sameLatitude + "]",
sameLatitudePlaneDistance - sameLatitudeArcDistance, lessThan(600.0));
assertThat("Arc and plane should disagree by some margin [" + basePoint + "] to [" + sameLatitude + "]",
sameLatitudePlaneDistance - sameLatitudeArcDistance, greaterThan(15.0));
}
}