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19990422: Using nv1opt(lit('ANG ') or satellite angles

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  • Subject: 19990422: Using nv1opt(lit('ANG ') or satellite angles
  • Date: Wed, 28 Apr 1999 09:51:28 -0600
>From: Craig Motell <address@hidden>
>Organization: University of Hawaii
>Keywords: 199904222333.RAA00684 McIDAS email lists

Craig,

Sorry I havn't been able to get to your email before now, but we have
been out of our offices for two weeks while they were rewired.  I had
hoped to be productive from home, but a variety of things came up to
limit what I could accomplish.  I will be playing with your program
'ax' to see if I can spot anything strange that would cause your solar
zenith angles to be nonsensical.

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