Calculations Flashcards

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Arc to time calculation

A

(longitude×4)/60 .

Equivalent to LONGITUDE/15

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2
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Departure formula

A

∆LONG (MINUTES) ×COS LAT

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3
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Convergency formula

A

∆Long (degrees) x sin (mean LAT)

∆ Longitude= change in longitude between the two points.
Mean LAT= average of two latitude, eg (45+55)/2= 50

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4
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Conversion angle

A

1/2×∆Longitude (degrees) × SIN (mean LAT)

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5
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Scale correct at? -Lambert conformal

A

Standard of parallel.

Ie. Where a parallel board touches tangent to earth surface for conformal projection.

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Scale correct at? -Lambert conformal

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Standard of parallel.

Ie. Where a parallel board touches tangent to earth surface for conformal projection.

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6
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Formula CHART convergency

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Chart convergency = ∆Long × sin(parallel of origin)

Different to earth convergency!! Sin(mean LAT)

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7
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Earth convergency correct at:

A

Lambert chart- parallel of origin.

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8
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Where is scale correct on mercator chart?

A

Only at the EQUATOR

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9
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Are great circle track closer or further to poles than Parallels of Latitude?

A

Closer. Great circles convex towards POLES

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10
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Chart convergency formula

A

∆Long× sin Parallel of Origin.

Or if given statement chart=earth convergency, use convergency formula

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