Skyplot1001 Matlab script

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  • File name: PlotSky.zip
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  • Platform: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris
  • Language: Matlab
  • Price:Freeware
  • Company: Markus Penzkofer (View more)

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Skyplot1001 is a Matlab script for Earth Sciences scripts design by Markus Penzkofer. It runs on following operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris.
Skyplot1001 - Virtual Planetarium showing stars, the planets, the sun and the moon.

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Skyplot1001 - Virtual Planetarium showing stars, the planets, the sun and the moon. Virtual Planetarium showing approx. 1000 stars, the planets, the sun and the moon, bright deep sky objects, constellations and an object trackInstallation:The programm system will run under MATLAB Version 5.x, 6.x and 7.xExtract all files into one directory.Start:Call skyplot in the MATLAB Command Window.Usage:Enter your position, date and time. Click Panorama, view East, South, West, North or Zenith; enable or disable the option for showing the names of the constellations before. Click Pick to get information about a star, a deep sky object, a planet, the sun or the moon.Note for time input:Either you enter the time of your time zone and the difference to UT or you enter UT and set the difference to UT equal zero. The year 0 is accepted, so with years B.C. there might be an offset of one year to other software with a different definition. Be aware of daylight saving time!Data:Most of the stars have been collected from the Fundamental Katalog 5; some stars missing in the FK5 have been extracted from the PPM Catalogue. Most of the stars are of magnitude 4 and brigther; only few less brighter stars were added to complete famous constellations; bright deep sky objects are mainly from the Messier Catalogue.The star data include the proper motion of each star. So you can see that the constellations will look different in some 1000 years.The constellation data contain the 56 most famous of the 88 constellations.Algorithms:Most of the algorithms are taken from the BookMontenbruck/Pfleger: Astronomy on the Personal Computer, Springer, 2000; the algorithms have been converted from PASCAL to MATLAB on my own. The computation of the positions of the sun, the moon and the planets is based on series expansions modelling perturbation and precession. I have created the Virtual Planetarium PlotSky as a collection of different program components for visualizing the numeric astronomical computations.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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