Investigations into the Dip of the Horizon

Abstract

The dip of the horizon resulting from the observer's height of eye can be calculated from the formula Dip = 1′·06√H, where H is the height of eye in feet, or by Dip = 1′·93√h, where h is the height in metres. In this paper the latter form will be used so that comparison can be made with studies in international publications.

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