saveKML() assumes:
- the inputs are a set of a (latitude, longitude) coordinates.
- the minimum latitude is east
- the maximum latitude is west
- the minimum longitude is south
- the maximum longitude is north
These assumptions are only valid in the north western hemisphere. I'm not a GIS guy, but AFAICT, the canonical mechanism to eliminate assumptions is to include N/S and E/W indicators with the coordinate that specifies which hemisphere the coordinate is from.
saveKML needs a mechanism to distinguish; perhaps a second argument that is one of ["NW", "NE", "SW", "SE"].
Thanks to Stephen M for the bug report
saveKML() assumes:
These assumptions are only valid in the north western hemisphere. I'm not a GIS guy, but AFAICT, the canonical mechanism to eliminate assumptions is to include N/S and E/W indicators with the coordinate that specifies which hemisphere the coordinate is from.
saveKML needs a mechanism to distinguish; perhaps a second argument that is one of ["NW", "NE", "SW", "SE"].
Thanks to Stephen M for the bug report