Navigation ATPL
Questions for nav exam
Questions for nav exam
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What is the correct definition of latitude of a position on the earth?
Latitude is the angle between the plane of the equator ant the line from the centre of th earth to the position.
The circum ference of the earth is approximately:-
The equatorial circumference is approximately 40,000km or 21.600NM
The maximum difference between gecentric and geodetic latitude occurs at about :-
45° North and South
Geodetic latitude, also referred to as geografic Latitude, is determined by the angle between the normal of the oblatespheroid and the plane of the equator, whereas geocentric latitude is determined around the center.
Unless otherwies specified latitude is geodectic latitude.
THe maximum diference between Geocentric and geodetic latitudes occurs at 45° north and South.
The minimum difference occurs at the Equator and the poles, where thy are equal.
Which figure in The Appendix represents the geocentric latitude of position P, Which is situated above the surface of the ellipsoid?
Figure B
Meridians of Longitude
Meridians run north/South
Parallels of Latitude
Parallels of latitude run East/West
Geocentric latitude
Pic
Geodetic Latitude
Pic
1 Km = ___ ft
3280 ft
1 nautical mile = ___ ft
6080 ft
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