How to use the @here/harp-geoutils.EarthConstants function in @here/harp-geoutils

this.m_currentViewDirection.multiplyScalar(amount);
        if (this.mapView.projection.type === geoUtils.ProjectionType.Planar) {
            this.camera.position.z += this.m_currentViewDirection.z;
            this.camera.position.z = Math.max(
                minDistance,
                Math.min(maxDistance, this.camera.position.z)
            );
        } else if (this.mapView.projection.type === geoUtils.ProjectionType.Spherical) {
            const zOnVertical =
                Math.cos(this.camera.position.angleTo(this.m_currentViewDirection)) *
                this.m_currentViewDirection.length();
            this.camera.position.setLength(
                Math.max(
                    minDistance + geoUtils.EarthConstants.EQUATORIAL_RADIUS,
                    Math.min(
                        maxDistance + geoUtils.EarthConstants.EQUATORIAL_RADIUS,
                        this.camera.position.length() + zOnVertical
                    )
                )
            );
        }

        // In sphere, we may have to also orbit the camera around the position located at the
        // center of the screen, in order to limit the tilt to `maxTiltAngle`, as we change
        // this tilt by changing the camera's height above.
        if (
            this.mapView.projection.type === geoUtils.ProjectionType.Spherical &&
            this.m_maxTiltAngle !== undefined
        ) {
            const centerScreenTarget = MapViewUtils.rayCastWorldCoordinates(this.mapView, 0, 0);
            if (centerScreenTarget !== null) {
                const tilt = MapViewUtils.extractSphericalCoordinatesFromLocation(