Report Upon the Determination of the Astronomical Coordinates of the Primary Stations at Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory, and Colorado Springs, Colorado Territory, Made During the Years 1872 and 1873, Geographical and Geological Explorations and Surveys West of the One Hundredth MeridianU.S. Government Printing Office, 1874 - 82 pages |
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... have now become reduced to such small and nearly equable values , that it seems desirable that some general and uniform plan should be adopted for the report at least , if not for the manner of conducting the observations .
... have now become reduced to such small and nearly equable values , that it seems desirable that some general and uniform plan should be adopted for the report at least , if not for the manner of conducting the observations .
Page 8
AT , = adopted mean error of chronometer . ST = AT.- 4.T. AT = error of the chronometer . v = difference between mean final correction of chronometer and 4 T. R E PORT ON ASTRONOMICAL OPERATIONS , CONDUCTED DURING THE.
AT , = adopted mean error of chronometer . ST = AT.- 4.T. AT = error of the chronometer . v = difference between mean final correction of chronometer and 4 T. R E PORT ON ASTRONOMICAL OPERATIONS , CONDUCTED DURING THE.
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... and the one adopted for this station , is , 41 ° 7 ' 46 ' ' . 62 , with a probable error of Foʻ.08 . The latitudes were originally computed by Professor William A. Rogers , of Cambridge , Mass . , and revised by Dr. F. Kampf . ( 16. ) ...
... and the one adopted for this station , is , 41 ° 7 ' 46 ' ' . 62 , with a probable error of Foʻ.08 . The latitudes were originally computed by Professor William A. Rogers , of Cambridge , Mass . , and revised by Dr. F. Kampf . ( 16. ) ...
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... 0 = – 3.15 – 7.82 st + 42.10 a'23.310 a ' = + 04.095 o = +8.66 + 2.79 dt – 23.31 a ' + 105.31 C c = - 09.063 - COLORADO SPRINGS , COLORADO TERRITORY , July 31 , 1873 Adopted azimuth , + 28.co ; azimuth of the instrument , +29.095 .
... 0 = – 3.15 – 7.82 st + 42.10 a'23.310 a ' = + 04.095 o = +8.66 + 2.79 dt – 23.31 a ' + 105.31 C c = - 09.063 - COLORADO SPRINGS , COLORADO TERRITORY , July 31 , 1873 Adopted azimuth , + 28.co ; azimuth of the instrument , +29.095 .
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S. -10 13:56 13.84 13.85 13.60 13.74 13.59 13.62 13.61 T E -10 13.66 08.02 o = -0.54 + 8.00 dt – 1.36 a ' - 2.570 o = + 1.20 – 1.36 dt + 10.16 a ' + 9.390 a ' = - 04.054 o = +2.70 – 2.578t + 9.39 a ' + 32.75 € ( = -08.064 Adopted ...
S. -10 13:56 13.84 13.85 13.60 13.74 13.59 13.62 13.61 T E -10 13.66 08.02 o = -0.54 + 8.00 dt – 1.36 a ' - 2.570 o = + 1.20 – 1.36 dt + 10.16 a ' + 9.390 a ' = - 04.054 o = +2.70 – 2.578t + 9.39 a ' + 32.75 € ( = -08.064 Adopted ...
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