City objects observation
The calculator helps to distinguish observed city objects.
This page exists due to the efforts of the following people:
Anton
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 | Timur
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I was lucky to settle on the 17th floor in an apartment with a beautiful view of Moscow. The first days in the apartment, my family members spent observing and identifying Moscow skyscrapers visible from our windows. To stop my family members' unceasing disputes on high-rise buildings, I created a handbook Moscow skyscrapers and developed this calculator. Using this calculator, you can, like me, identify high sights nearby your observing point. If you are in Moscow, enter your observing point with exact coordinates and height above the sea level. If not - you need to clear and then fill in the sights table.
Azimuth and angular size of observed objects
Observed objects
| Name | Latitude | Longitude | Altitude | Sea level altitude | ||
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To identify objects around you, print the bearing protractor created by this calculator, align the protractor mark with the structure that is well known to you. Other objects can be searched in the direction of their pointers marked on the protractor.
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