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Astro Without Azimuth

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 October 2009

Charles Brown
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Keywords

1. Astro.2. Marine Navigation.3. Computers
Type
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Information
The Journal of Navigation , Volume 44 , Issue 3 , September 1991 , pp. 428 - 432
Copyright
Copyright © The Royal Institute of Navigation 1991

References

REFERENCES AND NOTES

1Chiesa, A. and Chiesa, R. (1990). A mathematical method of obtaining an astronomical vessel position. This Journal, 43, 125.Google Scholar
2Spencer, B. (1990). Astronomical fixes without an assumed position. This journal, 43, 449.Google Scholar
3Williams, R. (1990). Computation of an astronomical running fix. This Journal, 43, 444.Google Scholar
4 Details of data sources for the internal almanac are with the R.I.N. (Appendix 1).Google Scholar
5 Technical information needed for Auto Date/Time recording are with the R.I.N.Google Scholar
6 A copy of the ‘ Ocean ’ Program (Print-out and Micro Cassette) is with the R.I.N.Google Scholar
7 Two examples of this computation are with the R.I.N.Google Scholar
8 Letter dated 27.10.83 from Lt Commander Pearson, J. W., HMS Mercury, Petersfield, Hants.Google Scholar