Convert decimal degrees to hms format.
Convert decimal degrees to hms (hours, minutes, seconds) format. This is probably most useful for right-ascension (RA) conversion, since hms is fairly standard method of presenting RA coordinates. The decimal degrees=15*h+15*m/60+15*s/3600 (i.e. there are 24 hours in 360 degrees). Degrees should range from 0 to 360.
deg2hms(deg, type='mat', sep=':', digits=2)
deg |
The decimal degrees you are converting. All deg values should be 0<=d<=360. |
type |
The output type desired. If 'mat' then the output is a 3 column data.frame where column 1 is the degree, column 2 is the minutes and column 3 is the seconds. If 'cat' then the output is a single vector of strings where the separator is defined by the 'sep' argument. |
sep |
Defines the type of separator used when type='cat'. Any value other than 'DMS' and 'dms' is used for all separations, so the default ':' would produce an output like 3:34:45.5. If set to 'hms' or 'HMS' then the output is of the format 3h34m45.5s and 3H34M45.5s resepctively. |
digits |
The digits to print for angular seconds. See |
A data.frame with the columns degrees, minutes and seconds if type='mat'. If type='cat' then a vector of strings with separators defined by the 'sep' argument.
Aaron Robotham
deg2hms(123.456) deg2hms(123.456,type='cat',sep=':') deg2hms(123.456,type='cat',sep='hms') deg2hms(123.456,type='cat',sep='HMS')
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