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Re: TEC prediction failure |
If those are the two position, then they are a bit less than 200 km apart. You are correct that 1 degree of latitude is 111 km. 1 degree if longitude is 111 km or a bit more at the equator, and less towards the poles. This is 1.88 deg of longitude. Would be (1.88*111 km)*Cos(23). Chris Follow Ups: ● Re: TEC prediction failure - Roger Hunter 15:42:41 - 12/27/2012 (80924) (1) ● Re: TEC prediction failure - Skywise 18:17:33 - 12/27/2012 (80925) (1) ● Re: TEC prediction failure - Roger Hunter 18:27:44 - 12/27/2012 (80926) (1) ● Re: TEC prediction failure - Skywise 18:43:24 - 12/27/2012 (80927) (1) ● Re: TEC prediction failure - Roger Hunter 19:21:36 - 12/27/2012 (80928) (1) ● Re: TEC prediction failure - Skywise 19:39:06 - 12/27/2012 (80929) (1) ● Re: TEC prediction failure - Roger Hunter 20:00:05 - 12/27/2012 (80930) (1) ● Re: TEC prediction failure - Skywise 20:05:00 - 12/27/2012 (80931) (1) ● Re: TEC prediction failure - Roger Hunter 20:10:55 - 12/27/2012 (80932) (1) ● Re: TEC prediction failure - Skywise 20:58:37 - 12/27/2012 (80933) (2) ● On the importance of mag. - Roger Hunter 09:09:53 - 12/28/2012 (80937) (1) ● Re: On the importance of mag. - Amit 03:44:01 - 12/29/2012 (80940) (1) ● Re: On the importance of mag. - Roger Hunter 07:07:39 - 12/29/2012 (80941) (1) ● Re: On the importance of mag. - Amit 01:29:16 - 12/30/2012 (80949) (1) ● Re: On the importance of mag. - Roger Hunter 07:02:39 - 12/30/2012 (80950) (0) ● Re: TEC prediction failure - Roger Hunter 08:17:27 - 12/28/2012 (80934) (3) ● Re: TEC prediction failure - Skywise 12:54:15 - 12/28/2012 (80938) (1) ● Re: TEC prediction failure - Roger Hunter 13:13:17 - 12/28/2012 (80939) (0) ● Re: Evaluation rules - Roger Hunter 08:34:40 - 12/28/2012 (80936) (0) ● Re: Evaluatipon rules - Roger Hunter 08:34:18 - 12/28/2012 (80935) (0) |
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