Cannot create WGS84 point with invalid coordinate

[idrismunir]

I have used spatial functions successfully in earlier versions of neo4j but now gives error when I run on 4.0

match (g1:gps), (g2:gps)
return
distance(point({latitude:g1.latitude,longitude:g1.longitude}),point({latitude:g2.latitude,longitude:g2.longitude}))

No I get an error like this:

Cannot create WGS84 point with invalid coordinate: [37.09, -95.713]. Valid range for Y coordinate is [-90, 90].

[terryfranklin82]

Looks like your query might be blending 2D and 3D spatial logic.

When you plot the geographic coordinates on a two-dimensional map you apply a map projection. So when you plot the geographic locations in WGS84 on a map where you the horizontal axis represents longitude between -180° and +180° then the vertical axis represents latitude between -90° and +90° then you get a world map in the Plate Carree projection. - http://support.virtual-surveyor.com/en/support/solutions/articles/1000261351-what-is-wgs84-

Your longitude value -95.713 is invalid according to 2D. Have you tried specifying a CRS value like some of the examples here?

[udas]

Hi @idrismunir check that g1 or g2 does not have latitudes outside the [-90, 90] range. I had a dataset that had >90 values and that gave me the same error.

When it says "invalid coordinate: [37.09, -95.713]" it is showing [longitude, latitude].

Hope this helps.

[sdeimen]

Hey, this question is quite old, but I also stumbled over it. 
If you, like me, copied the example from the neo4j page to learn about it

WITH point({longitude: 12.78, latitude: 56.7, height: 100}) as p1, point({latitude: 56.71, longitude: 12.79, height: 100}) as p2 RETURN point.distance(p1,p2) as dist

you see, that they have mixed up the order of lats and longs in the two points, which screwed me, because I wasn't paying attention to that. So maybe you just got it wrong too and need to switch latitude and longitude.