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1) Geographical position refers to the location of a celestial body in relation to Earth defined by latitude and longitude. 2) To calculate the geographical position of the Sun at Greenwich, the given values for the Sun's hour angle and obliquity of the ecliptic are used along with trigonometric functions to determine the Sun's declination and latitude/longitude. 3) The calculations show the Sun's declination is 23°26.7' and its latitude is 22°34.39' N, indicating its position above the equator at that point in time.
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1) Geographical position refers to the location of a celestial body in relation to Earth defined by latitude and longitude. 2) To calculate the geographical position of the Sun at Greenwich, the given values for the Sun's hour angle and obliquity of the ecliptic are used along with trigonometric functions to determine the Sun's declination and latitude/longitude. 3) The calculations show the Sun's declination is 23°26.7' and its latitude is 22°34.39' N, indicating its position above the equator at that point in time.
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Section-C Principles of

Navigation Numerical. Q8 & 9

The Numerical ’s below are for Guidance for how to Approach

Exam problems in a Methodical manner, the accuracy of Final

answers subjected to clerical errors)


Prepared by MaKK
FEB-2015
In DR Latitude 30* N, LHA (Sun)=330*, bearing 150*(T) with altitude 70*. Find the True
Altitude of the SUN 5 Hr Later, assuming change of Sunʼs Declination is Negligible?
Soli or
= p
3300 I
38
L
Too

I
68

Foo

k
Cosa =

s losyalosxcospsinx
Sais
p
Gs loss Sima ht p t Cos a hosp
y
' .

=
Cos 1500 .
600 Sirs 280 f- Cos 600 Cos 200

77040.92
'
/ techiafiae 120 G
'
N
Y
=
ca -

a
.÷÷÷::÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ : : :* . . . .
.
.

fo 59
§ = 450 -

'
Fzg = 450 so 5 .

f. off -

= 44049.59

Nate :

the Sun travels 150 Ihr .

g
So
for shows the fun would fraud ft west
from
its meridian : So the Sun would fraud 450 meridian -

morning Wesley
Q8/April/ 2014
Define Geographical position, Calculate the Geographical Position of Sun at Greenwich
Sidereal time 09h 21m 40s, given SHA True Sun 280*10ʼ and Obliquity of Ecliptic 23*26.7ʼ?
\ Ncp

<
In
1800
2700

µ O'
?

Q
f 79050
.

X

90
:* for
-

Go

900 -

TX

top
↳ are Tan XQ x Tom ao
.
-

X
QT Sestao 22034.39 N
Tom :
'
.
-

fan 66066 .gg

Declination the :
22
.
scissor
of body


9ham
see
GST :
Go
"
" "

: :
"

:c
¥q*o÷÷÷÷÷÷
GHA ① = 60058 49.

w/
'

position Declination 22034.3


Geographical
-

of body
= -

'
GAA ① = 06858 -

4
G
the
body GP
the celestial
geographical position
of .
is
by the equinoctial system
defined
coordinates the GHA is the distance GP from Greenwich mordant
of Anglian of
.

measured westward 00 to 360 Deebiahian centre


from angular distance from of &
.

measured Nora & South Confirmed Behan


earth of equator Equinoctial
.

Declination pouring through that body


parallel of
.
Q8/Oct 2017/AM
A Star bore 065*(T) When rising and later when it bore 090*(T) itʼs true altitude was 42*. Find
the Observers Latitude?
N
Sofi
I .

:* :¥÷÷ .

em . . . .

tm @ oo - Dx )
'
= Cos 2x Cos @ o .
-

t )
Cos px c Cos 650 X BE @ p ) .
-


,

from
D Pak

:* :# a :* : :S :÷% '

÷÷÷÷h Px , -

-
Pxz ( as both are Some
body
) .

Equality ① I ②

Cos 650 x SEND = Cos 480 Cos


2)
as
tampa
Fifa 8%7
- .
:
Cos boo
.

57043.49
pz =

Observers latitude = 900 -

57043.99
/
'
=
32016.6 N s .
Q8b/ Oct 2017/ PM
If the Sun Rose at 0525 LAT in Lat 35*, then find that LAT (in AM) when the Sun will be on the
Observers Prime Vertical, east of the observer. Given Declination of sun is 20* N ?
W

y
""÷÷t¥
1980459

"

a repeat . ?

Ix Tango )
.
Az
Sin (p ) fan @oo Pa
-

.
go
-

- =

§ 6--98 ) Tan Tom (go Pal .

= zoo x -

Sin 8045
'
=
Tan @00 -
Pe ) .

P
/ Latif
.

P 2=6799 . O
'
:
22041 . O '

:S :c : :÷ : : :* : :*
÷÷:÷÷s
LP = 29026 9 -
'

an

Z LAT when the is poutine


Vertical .

body'
'
= 98045 -
29026.99 e
6998 . c
'

zsee
'

I 69018 I .
= 04h37
m
,

Tso

Cat when is on poutine


Vertical .

body
= 05h 25M t 04h 37M 12W
see
CAT . = 10h 02h12
Q8b/ July 2017/PM
The Rising Sun had Amplitude of E30*N, When on the prime Vertical itʼs true altitude was 43*.
Calculate the observers latitude?
N P

÷ !÷÷i÷÷
:
Sin Lzx Cos go .

Cos P2
.

@o px )
-
-
=

Cos Px Cos Sats


.
68 x pz -

¥¥÷÷÷÷
.

Six 98 -

PM 's Coszx ' '


x
Cos P2 .
tf

lospx ' ' e


los Gtx Costa -

Equating ① & ②
Cos 68 x
Suh D2 = Cos 470 A Cosh

Tempe Coste
Sjfa
.

Coffee ;
-

.
. Cos 60

Pz : 53045.29

Latitude = 90 -
5304529 = 36014.89 N
Q8/ April 2017/ AM
A Star rose bearing S80*E for an Observer in Latitude 20*S. What will be its true Altitude
four hours after rising ?
s÷ n

Too
Q
B

is: : :* :* : : :
"

DX E
86035.79

Yellin =
3024.3 'S -

s his @ -
98 ) =
fan 3024.3
'
X Tan -200

91014.5
= '
p

"
×
cos
p
.

6sp-Cosx6→
z
hi his
y
x

ask.8i.in?:::f:Is:os9::;..9:oasaooa..........
31945
' p =
34040.99
T
Tay e
34040-99
'
P f . acfifnde : 900 -

to E
900-34040-99 =
5599.1

True altitude phones from 5519ns '

of Rising
:

body after
Q8a /Jan 2017/PM
The Sun was sighted at an Azimuth of 270*(T) at an altitude 42*24’ by an observer. The Declination of
the sun was 12*13’S and GHA was 070*30’. Find the position of the Observer?
soli w -

a :÷::÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷
.

I
f8sL7°3
'

7747 '
2 Smo LP =
, 49004.5
.

p
Cos 12013
'

LD =
49004.5
'

Seon Cos Pzx Cos 2x


.

s go -
DX =
.

Cos
pz
=
Cost Cos 77047 ' '

¥36,277476
=

Coszx
D2 -

-
91047.6
'

latitude 1897.4
'
's

is West the meridian Uft Oe P g CHA :


71%7.6 '
Body of

of :* : :÷÷ :*
.
.

the observer 18474


'
N
of
=

position
00147.6 '
E .
Q9a/Jan 2017/PM
Find the Observers position if Altitude of Sun is 44*10’ When bearing 090*(T) and it’s Declination at that
instant is 11*13’ N and GHA Sun is 0*06.3’?
N
Sqa p
'
to
p 7847 '
-

÷i÷÷÷÷÷

Sni 98 - DX = Cos 2x x
Cos Pz
Cos
ps Costa 7547.3
'

§F§fg7o;_
- -

- -

cos ex

D2 I
73047.39
he 2x = Cos@ 8 -
DX ) x
Cos 98 -
LP
Anon P s fm°2# = fn9G505d_
Int DX he 78047 '
PL e 46055.659

b the meridian CHA 368cal


last - :

Body ay
CHAI 368 -
4605599 = 31594.39

¥÷i÷÷:÷÷÷÷÷÷::÷ :

'
046049-35 -

q
Q8/Oct 2016
For an Observer the Sun had a GHA of 240*38’ and SHA 251*20’ When its attained the maximum
altitude for the day, which was 69*30’, bearing North. Find the position of the observer?
Sofi N
E
"
observers meridian
.

UFA Sms 368 when a

long
.

-
G
S
observers 368-2400389=1190229 (E)
longitudes
.
Q8b/Jan 2016/PM
On theLongest. Day in the Northern Hemisphere, An Observer in the Southern Hemisphere notices that
the duration of night is 3 times the period of Daylight. Find the Latitude for the Observer ?
Soli
=

in Northern hemisphere farmer Solstice


Longest
¥
=

day
Declination will
sun be 25266.79N
of
Duration
daybnaifghfe In
of
=

Dinah 'm
743k = (
day (24 hours ) .

4k =
29 hour .

K E
21 =
6 hours -

Y
Sen traveled HA us 6 hours = 6×150 =
120

'
600
bday
=

iii.
\¥i -
?

P
Seon

fan
(page)
Cao .
-

oh
. Tango

Singed
fan
'
'

2526
-
P2 )

-
F'
x fan Cao .
-
ex ) .

Pz =
90 -

4903.89
s

P2 =
40056.29

's latitude 's


Observes =
4903.8 .

Observers latitude e
49003.8 's .
Q8a/ July 2015/Pm
On Tropic of Cancer the Upper Meridian altitude of star is 3 Times the Lower Meridian Altitude. Find the
Declination?
Sd :

N
"

'

Tropic of cancer 2526.7 .


=

or
distance I a
zag
= e ←

polar
*
! polar
distance = a

¥÷:÷÷÷÷÷ . .

2K = 23026.79
' '
I =
23026.7 I 11043035
2-
s
pg = 11043 359
-

Declination
-

f 8016.659N

Declination star = 7896.65N


of
Q8b/ July 2015/ AM I Q 1261 Dubhe .

In What latitude will Period of Night be half of the period of Daylight if Declination os sun is 23*05’ N ?

II. i
peuiiid of Night
= x

2x -

period of Daylight

& 3N
Total Night fogefner scene
- ⇐

period
a

of Day
'
day
=
4ham
hours
3k 24
=

K E
see 8 hours
29g ;
.

= Shows .

pended Night
=
leghorns y
IHA which the Sun travels = 16×150=2400
of day
-

period
' soo
.

"

¥
.

I 2
2×-900

ft
-

Lz

sina.aoo.anao.x.fm . .
.
.
.

fan-23°o 40026.6
'
Tom (90%82) = =

Seon 300

D2 a- 900 -

4026.67
P2 = 49033 . -49

Observers latitude -
40%6.6 'd
Q8b/Jan 2015/ PM
Calculate the duration of Twilight 40*N 45*S Latitudes on a Summer Solstice Day?

On Sure 23%6 79N


5¥ Summer Solution Declination
-

day ay

033.3 P
[
"

[email protected]
=
fan 500 Atoms 3026-7 '

: ::
"
op
ion .am .se .

.
"
.
: ::÷÷÷:÷.
×
"÷ Imo 50
'

Ini 66033-3
'
.

19h56
' 'm
1080 P = 143028.42 54M

shoqmagsee
-

Duration oyfanidughf = 9956ms ysec -

Full DURATION of Twiggy =


1h52
'm
25W

Am 2pm -
@ 400N
eat
& bungee 230267 'd
a
98
-

N
of
Z

p Le LA

'
s

7
.

Snip - go.la fan @o


'
-
od x fan @ -

Dx ) .

= fan 450
- X fan ( go- -
as 267
'
)
See
P E
115042.19 fyh 42M 48

" '

it n
: ::÷÷÷÷÷÷::::
7h # gon poke 6h , on issue
Duration fmihghf
-
=

. of = 1h32 mzf
See
Q8/Oct 2016/AM
The Change in Azimuth of the Sun between rising & Crossing the Prime vertical of a Stationary observer
is 38*. If the Declination of the Sun is 23*27’S, Find the Observers latitude and also the change in Hour
angle of the Sun during this Period?
N
Soli
I

# late
'
Co . 410237
.
adeosoooss
wa ÷ .

11 it
'
66033

-
.

:*
#
Z

. :÷÷÷÷
÷÷÷÷÷÷
J P =
90429028.7
'

,
p ,
qq.gg ,
y

Sin Goo -
Px ) = Cos Lzx Cos Goo -
P2 )

/
'
Cosb33 '
's
Smg pz = =
41023.7 lat → 480363 .

T*as#
:*
Hi
'
"
is
:# ÷÷÷÷¥¥ .

lgobserreislafifnde-48036.rs#
2,chomgen°sHA=H9°287'-b7o3lr29=05Io57os#
Q8/ Jan 2014/ AM
A Star rose bearing S80*E for an observer in Latitude 20*S, What will be its True Altitude four Hours
after rising?
N
Sol :
I

Yoo
p
-

¥5
900 S 2×298

" ✓
Lz Lx

Sin Goo -
pz ) = Tom E x Tom P - goo

fan
'
P -
900 =
Cosio
Tan Soo

p a 900 -13027 . I
'

P e
9527 -

I
'

Smo @ o
.
-
Px ) ⇐
Cos Lzx Cos 940 -
Pe ) .

Cos Px = Cos Soo x Sin Foo

DX I
80036.5
'

Dealer's = 98 -
PA =
09023.5 '
s
:
:÷ :::÷÷÷÷÷÷÷
'
Cos § =
Cos 33027 's
'
- Sins Foo Sirs .
8036.5 't [email protected]
I ,
gzozf .

,
159
p = 33058 .

'
T20 = 33058 -

15

90 TZD 56
'
89
f off ol
-
a - .
-

'
the True altitude 4 hours 5801.8
after Rising
=

of body
Q8b/Oct 2013/AM
On the longest day in Northern hemisphere, an observer in Southern Hemisphere notices that the duration
of Night is 3 Times the period of Daylight. Find the Latitude of the Observer?
Sofi
=

In Harkin Geisha June 23rd


-

hemisphere e Summer
longest day
230267 'd
lat
=

body
-
.

of

observer in Southern
hemisphere

DURATION OF DAY E A

Duration of NIGHT -
a
3K
X TSX
lday
e

4K E
24 hours
k =
= 6 hours .

241

Period bhoms .

of Daylight
.

µ
900 K


- -
-
2
IT
-
- -

- -

. -
.
r
.
-
.

'
.

. " .

÷:÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷¥
's
P2 = 31031.3
'
observers let -758028.7 .
Q9a/Jan 2016
If the Sun’s Declination was 15*30’N and increasing, calculate the Suns Sidereal hour angle SHA,
Assume the obliquity of Ecliptic is 23*26.7’?
Sod,
incr

2700
1800

Ie
<

Jcp
x

# i'
'
15307N

Q
V .

0=900
I
'

Sni Qr . Tom QX x Tan 90 -

' '
XQ Qr =
four 15030 x Tano 66.333
f 2
. 0,8=39045.2
'

sin "
: : : :: :
.

:O :c

SHA E
320014.89 .

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