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Computes the true vertical depth, horizontal deviation at the end of build, total measured depth and the various angles and radius given the kick-off point, build-up rate and other required data
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GPDC
Gravity Potential Derivatives Calculator
GPDC is a C file to compute partial derivatives of a gravity potential up to any order by means of an automatic differentiation method. -
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Application to estimate the solar power available at a point on the Earth's surface given latitude, longitude, altitude and collector tilt, azimuth, etc.
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A php port of the solunar tables calculator. Calculates Solunar Tables for any position on earth. Solunar tables are used to predict the best days and times of day to go hunting and fishing.
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Command-Prompt vector Calculator (Vector Product, Dot Product, Cross product) with Adaption for Geology (Borehole-Plane Intersection Angle, and Plane-Plane Intersection Orientation). *.csv File Input Supported. (Described in Help (/?))
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