### originPointDistance

True if the origin is within the given distance range of the given lat and lon. This allows for the definition of donuts and circles of accepted events.

### Example

    <originPointDistance>
        <latitude>35</latitude>
        <longitude>-85</longitude>
        <unit>DEGREE</unit>
        <min>30</min>
        <max>90</max>
    </originPointDistance>

### This consists of

<originPointDistance>

latLonUnitRange interleave
<latitude>
<longitude>
range
</originPointDistance>

### Places this can be found

In origin there is a choice between all of the following

- removeEventDuplicate
- eventAttrName
- geographicalRegion
- seismicRegion
- originTimeRange
- magnitudeRange
- originDepthRange
- originPointDistance
- originPointAzimuth
- originPointBackAzimuth
- pointLinearDistanceMagnitude
- eventArea
- eventBoxArea
- eventPolygonFile
- catalog
- contributor
- networkTimeRange
- originArrayAND
- originArrayOR
- originAND
- originOR
- originNOT
- externalOriginSubsetter
- youngerThan
- printlineEventProcess
- CSVEventPrinter
- similarEvent
- originScript