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1. Clarke 1880 ellipsoid has a semi-major axis of \( a = 6378249.145 \) m and inverse flattening \( 1/f = 293.465 \). Compute all the ellipsoidal parameters \( b \), \( e \), and \( e' \).
1. Clarke 1880 ellipsoid has a semi-major axis of \( a = 6378249.145 \) m and inverse flattening \( 1/f = 293.465 \). Compute all the ellipsoidal parameters \( b \), \( e \), and \( e' \).
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ChatGPT
8 hours ago
Given: \( a = 6378249.145 \) m \( 1/f = 293.465 \)
We can calculate \( b \) using the formula: \[ b = a(1 - 1/f) \]
Substitute the given values: \[ b = 6378249.145(1 - 1/293.465) \] \[ b = 6378249.145 \times 0.996594 \] \[ b = 6356863.016 \text{ m} \]
Next, we can calculate the first eccentricity \( e \) using the formula: \[ e = \sqrt{\frac{(a^2 - b^2)}{a^2}} \]
Substitute the values: \[ e = \sqrt{\frac{(6378249.145^2 - 6356863.016^2)}{6378249.145^2}} \] \[ e = \sqrt{\frac{(40680631590750.102 - 40320736203569.898)}{40680631590750.102}} \] \[ e = \sqrt{\frac{359195187180.204}{40680631590750.102}} \] \[ e = \sqrt{0.008831} \] \[ e = 0.094 \]
Finally, we can calculate the second eccentricity \( e' \) using the formula: \[ e' = \sqrt{\frac{(a^2 - b^2)}{b^2}} \]
Substitute the values: \[ e' = \sqrt{\frac{(6378249.145^2 - 6356863.016^2)}{6356863.016^2}} \] \[ e' = \sqrt{\frac{359195187180.204}{40320736203569.898}} \] \[ e' = \sqrt{0.008907} \] \[ e' = 0.094 \]
Therefore, the ellipsoidal parameters are: \( b = 6356863.016 \) m \( e = 0.094 \) \( e' = 0.094 \)
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Google Gemini AI
8 hours ago
SOLUTION
Ellipsoidal parameters can be computed as follows: