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Subject: Re: Hi (WAS: RE: ping)
From: Andres Ruiz (aruiz@XXX.XXX)
Date: Fri Jan 26 2001 - 02:27:16 EST
Hi Yves,
I have developed me own nautical almanac program, and navigation algorithms.
for the Bibliography and more information see:
http://www.geocities.com/andresruizgonzalez/
Now I am developing a shareware DLL that implement the nautic almanac, and
allows to the navigators and programmers use it to write celestial
navigation programs.
Jean Meeus's book Astronomical Algorithms for:
Aries
Sun and Planets [VSOP87B]
Moon [ELP2000]
NOVAS vector astrometry package, USNO, for:
Star
See you.
-----Mensaje original-----
De: Yves Arrouye <yves@XXX.XXX>
Para: NAVIGATION-L@XXX.XXX
<NAVIGATION-L@XXX.XXX>
Fecha: viernes 26 de enero de 2001 1:21
Asunto: [NAV-L] Hi (WAS: RE: ping)
>Pong.
>
>Hi, my name is Yves. I susbscribe to this list a few days ago, after
finding
>it while looking for information on celestial navigation algorithms. Is the
>list just in lack of questions, or deserted? If it's just a matter of
>questions, here I am :)
>
>A day before subscribing, I decided that it would be fun to learn Palm
Pilot
>programming. At about the same time, my sextant cravings got back to me.
You
>guessed what the result is. So I'm now looking for 1/ good references to
>algorithms (Jean Meeus?), and 2/ suggestions on what you would like to see
>in a celestial navigation program that existing programs do not have. With
>no promises, since I'm doing that at night on my free time :)
>
>YA
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