Basic Terrestrial Navigation part 3

 

Basic Terrestrial Navigation part 3

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1.5.4 Difference of latitude (d.lat.) IN BASIC TERRESTRIAL NAVIGATION :

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 The rule for finding d.lat. can thus be summarized as follows:

·         Same names                                                     subtract

·         Opposite names                                                add.

 

In northern hemisphere:

Ø  D.lat. will be named SOUTH (S) if the ship is moving from a greater latitude (N) to a smaller latitude (N).

Ø  D.lat. will be named NORTH (N) if the ship is moving from a smaller latitude (N) to a  greater latitude (N).

In southern hemisphere:

Ø  D.lat. will be named NORTH (N) if the ship is moving from a greater latitude (S) to a smaller latitude (S).

Ø  D.lat. will be named SOUTH (S) if the ship is moving from a  smaller latitude (S) to a greater latitude (S).

Ø  If both latitudes have opposite names, d.lat. will have the same sign as the arrival  latitude.

 

1.5.5 Difference of longitude (d.long.) IN BASIC TERETRIAL NAVIGATION:

 Difference of longitude (d.long.)Difference of longitude (d.long.)  

In Eastern hemisphere:

Ø  D.long. will be named EAST (E) if the ship is moving from a smaller meridian (E) to a  greater meridian (E).

Ø  D.long. will be named WEST (W) if the ship is moving from a greater meridian (E) to a  smaller meridian (E).

 

In Western hemisphere:

Ø  D.long. will be named EAST (E) if the ship is moving from a greater meridian (W) to a  smaller meridian (W).

Ø  D.long. will be named WEST (W) if the ship is moving from a smaller meridian (W) to a  greater meridian (W).

 Remarks: A slight complication may appear if the sum of the two longitudes is greater than 180°, in this case the d.long. will be 360° minus the sum of the two longitudes. Consequently, the sign of d.long. will be changed.   

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