Calculating Altitude_Part 2 (for Model Rockets)
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Model Rocket: Altitude & Other Calculations
It calculates the rocket’s altitude based on the elevation angle and baseline.
In addition to standard calculations, I plan to make this a space where you can calculate various other things that pique your interest.
Since this is also a test, the URL may change or the page may be removed. Thank you for your understanding.
March 14, 2024: We’ve added a feature that shows how much the altitude changes when there is a discrepancy in angle measurements—especially when measurements are taken individually.
In addition to standard calculations, I plan to make this a space where you can calculate various other things that pique your interest.
Since this is also a test, the URL may change or the page may be removed. Thank you for your understanding.
March 14, 2024: We’ve added a feature that shows how much the altitude changes when there is a discrepancy in angle measurements—especially when measurements are taken individually.
| Advanced | m |
| Maximum error | m |
| Minimum error | m |
The values displayed in red represent the altitude calculated using the average of the two angles.
Please use this information for reference only.
*Regarding error calculations:
Of the two angles,
the maximum altitude is the difference between the altitude calculated by adding the assumed error to the larger angle,
and the minimum altitude is the difference between the altitude calculated by subtracting the assumed error from the smaller angle.
Please note that this is not the value obtained by applying the error to the averaged angle.
Reference: https://www.ja-r.net/hight.html
Please use this information for reference only.
*Regarding error calculations:
Of the two angles,
the maximum altitude is the difference between the altitude calculated by adding the assumed error to the larger angle,
and the minimum altitude is the difference between the altitude calculated by subtracting the assumed error from the smaller angle.
Please note that this is not the value obtained by applying the error to the averaged angle.
Reference: https://www.ja-r.net/hight.html
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