Altitude, azimuth, and line of position : comprising tables for working sight of heavenly body for line of position by the Cosine-Haversine formula, Marcq Saint Hilaire method and also Aquino's altitude and azimuth tables for line of position, Marcq Saint Hilaire method (1918)
United States. Hydrographic Office · Washington : Govt. Print. Off. · leaf 205
< o «« ^ N eo ■* 3 » t>i 00 oi d 1—iI-H I-H COI-H I-H I-H I-H I-H 00 I-H d C^J 1—1 CO COCO COCO CO CO ^ CO 00 Page 198] ALTITUDE AND AZIMUTH TABLES. also given the precepts for determining their signs. The correction AZ is generallynegligible, unless A< is large. The same examples which… … 38° 30. Now entering the tables with thisa Sindd = 23° 10.3, take out6 = 30° ll.3and<^ = 42°37.4. 6 is combined with Ld R and gives C = 59° 22.3. Enter with a and Cand by interpolating take out h = 23° 29.6 and Z 42° 45. Now A< = ^.e. - <a = - 14.2. Turn to Tables VII and VIII and take out…
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