1. The document provides data and calculations for solving the direct and inverse geodetic problems for small geodesic distances.
2. For the direct problem, the initial point is a projection pole and the final point is Dealu Mare. Calculations are shown to determine the azimuths, length of the geodesic line, and coordinate transformations.
3. For the inverse problem, the initial and final points are reversed. Calculations again solve for the azimuths and check the length of the geodesic line between the points.
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1. The document provides data and calculations for solving the direct and inverse geodetic problems for small geodesic distances.
2. For the direct problem, the initial point is a projection pole and the final point is Dealu Mare. Calculations are shown to determine the azimuths, length of the geodesic line, and coordinate transformations.
3. For the inverse problem, the initial and final points are reversed. Calculations again solve for the azimuths and check the length of the geodesic line between the points.
1. The document provides data and calculations for solving the direct and inverse geodetic problems for small geodesic distances.
2. For the direct problem, the initial point is a projection pole and the final point is Dealu Mare. Calculations are shown to determine the azimuths, length of the geodesic line, and coordinate transformations.
3. For the inverse problem, the initial and final points are reversed. Calculations again solve for the azimuths and check the length of the geodesic line between the points.
Copyright:
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1. The document provides data and calculations for solving the direct and inverse geodetic problems for small geodesic distances.
2. For the direct problem, the initial point is a projection pole and the final point is Dealu Mare. Calculations are shown to determine the azimuths, length of the geodesic line, and coordinate transformations.
3. For the inverse problem, the initial and final points are reversed. Calculations again solve for the azimuths and check the length of the geodesic line between the points.
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Problema geodezica directa
Cazul distantelor geodezice mici Date initiale Pc initial Latitudine () Longitudine () Pc final Latitudine () Longitudine () Azimut direct [gon] Azimut invers Lungime linie geodezica[m] (")= (cc)=
Date initiale Pc initial Latitudine ('') Longitudine ('') Pc final Latitudine ('') Longitudine ('') Azimut direct [gon] Azimut invers Lungime linie geodezica[m] (")= (cc)=
206264.8062 636619.7724
a [m] = b [m] = e' = e=
6378245 6356863.019 0.082088521 0.081813334
Pol Proiectie stereo 70
165859 89744 Dealul Mare 45.732747431 24.614650594 ? ? ?
