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% Written by Joshua Simmons 20/01/16 to calculate angle for TN for SBeach
% modelling purposes.
% NOTE: this code assumes that the furthest offshore point (-10m) is the
% x(end) and the furthest inshore point is in x(1) (in line with the xbeach
% co-ordinate system)
clear
clc
% load('D:\7 Erosion Models\a_nb_model_comparison\xbeach\other_data\narra_xyz_for_alfa.mat')
%
% for ii = 1:length(pfxy)
% x = [pfxy(ii).x(1) pfxy(ii).x(end)];
% y = [pfxy(ii).y(1) pfxy(ii).y(end)];
%
% if x(2)-x(1)>0
% intang = atand((y(2)-y(1))/(x(2)-x(1)));
% ang = 90 - intang;
% elseif x(2)-x(1)<0
% intang = atand((y(2)-y(1))/(x(2)-x(1)));
% ang = 270 - intang;
% end
% TN(ii,1) = ang;
% end
%or else get information from site specific file
addpath('J:\Coastal\')
coastalinit
% pfs = {'PF1','PF2','PF4','PF6','PF8'};
% pfs = {'PF1','PF2','PF3'};
pfs = {'PF1','PF2','PF3','PF4','PF5'};
for ii = 1:length(pfs)
[~,rot_angle] = get_rotation_specs('DEEWH',pfs{ii});
alfa(ii,1) = -rot_angle*180/pi;
end