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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[Category:Workflow]]<br /> <br /> ==Proximity Calculations==<br /> As of Spring 2012 we are using Great Circle Path (GCP) calculation to calculate the proximity of two sites to each other.<br /> <br /> Some cases were discovered in 2011 that have us looking for a new way to do this.<br /> <br /> The case of Agoura Hills and Simi Valley. They are listed as being 7.9 miles apart, <br /> but they are basically on opposite sides of a mountain, so its a 20 minute drive between them.<br /> <br /> Other, less critical, such odd results include Goleta which finds Lompoc and Ojai sites (at about 36 miles GCP) instead of Ventura and Oxnard.<br /> <br /> We want to basically switch from miles GCP to drive time in minutes.<br /> <br /> I think the thing to do is to take all pairings that are less then 60 miles and convert to travel time in minutes.<br /> <br /> It looks like Google has an API for that! Will test this out soon.</div>

Aaron