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Determining the Position and Motion of a Vessel from Celestial Observations
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Determining the Position and Motion of a Vessel from Celestial Observations (1995)Determining the Position and Motion of a …On the Overdetermined Celestial Fix (1991)On the Overdetermined Celesti…Overdetermined Celestial Fix by Iteration (1989)Overdetermined Celestial Fix …An Analytical Solution of the Two Star Sight Problem of Celestial Navigation (1981)An Analytical Solution of the…Two Body Fixes by Calculator (1977)Two Body Fixes by CalculatorCelestial Navigation Fix Based on Particle Swarm Optimization (2015)Celestial Navigation Fix Base…Development of Computer Program for Solving Astronomical Ship Position Based on Circle of Equal Altitude Equation and SVD-Least Square Algorithm (2014)Development of Computer Progr…The Motion of the Observer in Celestial Navigation (1996)The Motion of the Observer in…A Navigation Solution Involving Changes to Course and Speed (1996)A Navigation Solution Involvi…A Novel Approach to Determine the Astronomical Vessel Position (2003)New Ideas for Celestial Navigation in the Third Millennium (2010)Genetic algorithm for solving celestial navigation fix problems (2012)A Theoretical Approach of Astronomical Ship Positioning Using a Single Celestial Body and Secant Technique (2020)American Practical Navigator, Pub. No. 9 of the United States Defense Mapping Agency Hydrographic Topographic Center, originally by Nathaniel Bowditch. Two volumes, 7 × 10 in (approx. 18 × 26 cm). Vol. I, 1977. Vol. II, 1975. (1979)Practical Sailing Formulas for Rhumb-Line Tracks on an Oblate Earth (1995)New Computational Methods for Solving Problems of the Astronomical Vessel Position (2005)Vector Solution for the Intersection of Two Circles of Equal Altitude (2008)Stand-alone Celestial Navigation Positioning Method (2018)Advancing Celestial Circles of Position (1991)
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  • 1981An Analytical Solution of the Two Star Sight Problem of Celestial Navigation23 cited
  • 1989Overdetermined Celestial Fix by Iteration15 cited
  • 1977Two Body Fixes by Calculator14 cited
  • 1991On the Overdetermined Celestial Fix12 cited

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  • 2014Development of Computer Program for Solving Astronomical Ship Position Based on Circle of Equal Altitude Equation and SVD-Least Square Algorithm7 cited
  • 1996A Navigation Solution Involving Changes to Course and Speed5 cited
  • 2015Celestial Navigation Fix Based on Particle Swarm Optimization4 cited
  • 1996The Motion of the Observer in Celestial Navigation4 cited

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