/*
* Compute various useful times
*
* Written by Marc T. Kaufman
* 14100 Donelson Place
* Los Altos Hills, CA 94022
* (415) 948-3777
*
* Based on : "Explanatory Supplement to the Astronomical Ephemeris
* and the American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac",
* H.M. Nautical Almanac Office, London. Updated from
* equations in the 1985 Astronomical Almanac.
*
* Copyright 1986 by Marc Kaufman
*
* Permission to use this program is granted, provided it is not sold.
*
* This program was originally written on a VAX, under 4.2bsd.
* it was then ported to a 68000 system under REGULUS (Alcyon's version
* of UNIX system III). Major differences included: no 'double' and
* a default integer length of 'short'. Having been through all that,
* porting to your machine should be easy. Watch out for 'time' related
* functions and make sure your 'atan2' program works right.
*
* 850210 revised to 1985 Ephemeris - mtk
*
* Amended by T Bellman to take a date and a time as an argument.
* To use it invoke sunmoon with the addition of
* 19YY-MM-DD HH:MM.
* YY is the year, MM the month and DD the day.
* HH is the hour (using 24 hours per day) and MM the minutes.
* That means that if you want to know the sunset time of
* August 28th, 1963 you invoke sunmoon with the data
* 1963-08-28 12:00. If you want to give a date, you have to
* give a time too. For this purpose half past three in the afternoon
* is written 15:30, just as in the military.
* (I know this is user-unfriendly. If you want to rewrite it, mail me!)
* /Ceci ceci@lysator.liu.se
*/
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
long UTC, TDT, tim, tim2, localdst;
double Julian_Day, MJD, Tu, Ru, T70, Local, GMST, LST;
double Eqt, Tua, L, G, e, eps, g, alpha, delta, sd, cd, lha, lhr, sh, ch;
double la, lf, S, C, sp, cp, tp, Az, alt;
double Lm, lm, px, SD, am, dm;
double zs, x;
double fabs(), fmod(), asin(), acos();
struct tm *t, *Rlocaltime(), *gmtime();
char *tdate, *gmctime(), *localctime();
int ftime();
struct timeb tb;
#define Pi 3.1415926535
#define Degree_to_Radian ((2.0 * Pi)/ 360.)
#define Asec_Radian ((2.0 * Pi)/(360. * 60. * 60.))
#define Tsec_to_Radian ((2.0 * Pi)/( 24. * 60.* 60.))
#define Asec_to_Tsec (24./360.)
#define Sec_per_day (24 * 60 * 60)
#define Round 0.5 /* for rounding to integer */
#define J1900 /* 24 */15020.0 /* Julian Day number at Epoch 1900.0 */
#define J1970 /* 24 */40587.5 /* VAX clock Epoch 1970 Jan 1 (0h UT) */
#define J1985 /* 24 */46065.5 /* Epoch 1985 Jan 1 (0h UT) */
#define J2000 /* 24 */51545.0 /* Epoch 2000 Jan 1 (12h UT) */
#define Delta_T (54.6 + 0.9*(Julian_Day - J1985)/365.) /* TDT - UT */
/* (This is the position of Linkoeping, Sweden. Change to where you live.) */
#define Longitude (((-15.)*60. - 35.)*60. + 00.) /* Arc-seconds West */
#define Latitude ((( 58.)*60. + 23.)*60. + 00.) /* Arc-seconds North */
#define f1 (1. - (1./298.25)) /* 1 - flattening of Earth */
/* the following alternate values are useful when debugging */
/*#define Longitude (((000.)*60. + 0.)*60. + 0.) /* Arc-seconds West */
/*#define Latitude ((( 35.)*60. + 0.)*60. + 0.) /* Arc-seconds North */
/*#define f1 1. /* 1 - flattening of Earth */
extern char *optarg;
extern int optind;
extern int getopt();
main(argc, argv)
int argc;
char **argv;
{
/* get time */
time(&UTC);
switch (argc)
{
struct tm tmtime;
char scratch[17];
case 1:
break;
case 3:
tmtime = *localtime(&UTC);
if (sscanf (argv[1], "19%d-%d-%d%1s", &tmtime.tm_year,
&tmtime.tm_mon, &tmtime.tm_mday, scratch) != 3
&& sscanf (argv[1], "%2d-%2d-%2d%1s", &tmtime.tm_year,
&tmtime.tm_mon, &tmtime.tm_mday, scratch) != 3
&& sscanf (argv[1], "19%2d%2d%2d%1s", &tmtime.tm_year,
&tmtime.tm_mon, &tmtime.tm_mday, scratch) != 3
&& sscanf (argv[1], "%2d%2d%2d%1s", &tmtime.tm_year,
&tmtime.tm_mon, &tmtime.tm_mday, scratch) != 3)
goto usage;
tmtime.tm_mon--; /* January is 0 */
/* FALLTHROUGH */
case 2:
if (argc == 2)
tmtime = *localtime(&UTC);
if (sscanf (argv[argc-1], "%d%1[.:]%d%1s", &tmtime.tm_hour,
scratch, &tmtime.tm_min, scratch) != 3)
goto usage;
tmtime.tm_sec = 0;
UTC = timelocal(&tmtime);
break;
default:
usage:
fprintf (stderr, "Usage: %s [ [ year-month-day ] hour-min ]\n",
argv[0]);
exit (1);
}
/* at this point we digress to discuss UNIX differences.
* In UCB UNIX we dont have ctime(), but do instead have asctime(),
* which works from the structures created by gmtime() and localtime().
* However, system time is kept in UTC (Greenwich), and the localtime
* routine correctly handles daylight savings time.
* Since the Regulus system only knows local time, a few direct
* fiddles are needed.
*/
/* correct apparent latitude for shape of Earth */
lf= atan(f1*f1 * tan(Latitude * Asec_Radian));
sp= sin(lf);
cp= cos(lf);
tp= sp/cp;
Local= - Longitude/15.; /* Local apparent time correction */
{ int h, m, s; /* manual entry mode */
/* time(&tim);
t= gmtime(&tim);
tim= tim - (60 * (60 * t->tm_hour + t->tm_min) + t->tm_se);
scanf("%d %d %d", &h, &m, &s);
{UTC = tim + 60 * (60 * h + m) + s;
*/ }
/* ! t= gmtime(&UTC); /* this is Regulus time */
t= localtime(&UTC); /* VAX version */
/* Compute delta to real UTC from time zone time */
/* do this by hand since Regulus wont */
switch (t->tm_mon + 1) /* months are numbered from 0 */
{
case 1:
case 2:
case 3:
case 11:
case 12:
t->tm_isdst = 0;
break;
case 5:
case 6:
case 7:
case 8:
case 9:
t->tm_isdst = 1;
break;
case 4:
if ((t->tm_mday < 24) || (t->tm_mday - t->tm_wday <= 24))
t->tm_isdst = 0;
else
t->tm_isdst = 1;
break;
case 10:
if ((t->tm_mday < 25) || (t->tm_mday - t->tm_wday <= 25))
t->tm_isdst = 1;
else
t->tm_isdst = 0;
break;
}
ftime(&tb); /* gets time-zone information */
if (tb.dstflag == 0)
t->tm_isdst = 0; /* dst never used here */
localdst = (-tb.timezone + t->tm_isdst*60) * 60L; /* local time correction */
/* ! UTC -= localdst; /* this is real UTC, not what the OS gave us! */
printf("%.24s GMT\n", gmctime(&UTC));
stuff(UTC); /* start with local time info */
/* Compute Terrestrial Dynamical Time (this used to be called Ephemeris Time) */
TDT = UTC + (long)(Delta_T + Round);
tdate= gmctime(&TDT);
printf(" %.8s Terrestrial Dynamical Time\n", tdate+11);
printf("%.24s Local Civil Time\n", localctime(&UTC));
tim2 = UTC + (long)(Local + Round); /* Compute Local Solar Time */
tdate= gmctime(&tim2);
printf(" %.8s Local Mean Time\n", tdate+11);
/* compute phase of moon */
moondata(UTC);
Lm = fmod(Lm-L, 360.); /* phase is Lm - L (longitude of Sun) */
lm = fmod(Lm, 90.); /* excess over phase boundary */
printf("The Moon is%4.1f days past ", lm*36525./481267.883);
if (Lm < 90.) printf("New\n");
else if (Lm < 180.) printf("First Quarter\n");
else if (Lm < 270.) printf("Full\n");
else printf("Last Quarter\n");
printf("Julian Day 24%9.3f\n", Julian_Day);
tim2 = GMST + Round;
tdate= gmctime(&tim2);
printf(" %.8s Greenwich Mean Sidereal Time\n", tdate+11);
tim2 = LST + Round;
tdate= gmctime(&tim2);
printf(" %.8s Local Sidereal Time\n", tdate+11);
tim2= lha + Round;
tdate= gmctime(&tim2);
printf(" %.8s L.H.A. of Sun\n", tdate+11);
printf(" %11.3f Degrees Declination\n",delta/3600.);
printf("Azimuth %11.3f Degrees\n",Az/3600.);
printf("Elevation %11.3f Degrees\n",alt/3600.);
/* compute sunrise and sunset */
t= Rlocaltime(&UTC); /* compute start of day */
tim = UTC - (3600L * t->tm_hour + 60L * t->tm_min + t->tm_sec)
+ Sec_per_day/2; /* about noon */
zs = 90. + 50./60.; /* zenith angle of rise/set */
sunrise(tim, -1.0, zs, "Sunrise ");
printf(" ");
sunrise((long)(tim+Sec_per_day), -1.0, zs, "Tomorrow");
printf("\n");
sunrise(tim, 1.0, zs, "Sunset ");
printf(" ");
sunrise((long)(tim+Sec_per_day), 1.0, zs, "Tomorrow");
printf("\n");
/* compute moonrise and moonset */
tim = tim - Sec_per_day/2 - 31; /* about start of day */
zs = 90. + 34./60.; /* zenith angle of rise/set */
moonrise(tim, -1.0, zs, "Moonrise");
printf(" ");
moonrise((long)(tim+Sec_per_day), -1.0, zs, "Tomorrow");
printf("\n");
moonrise(tim, 1.0, zs, "Moonset ");
printf(" ");
moonrise((long)(tim+Sec_per_day), 1.0, zs, "Tomorrow");
printf("\n");
}
sunrise(t0, rs, z, s)
long t0;
double rs, z;
char *s;
{
double cz, dh;
long dt;
cz = cos(z * Degree_to_Radian); /* zenith distance of phenomonon */
do { /* iterate */
stuff(t0); /* compute declination and current hour angle */
dh= -tp*sd/cd + cz/(cp*cd);
if ((dh < -1.0) || (dh > 1.0)) {
printf("%.8s none ", s);
return;
}
dh=acos(dh)*rs;
dt= (dh - lhr) / Tsec_to_Radian;
t0 += dt;
} while (dt);
t0 += 30 /* seconds, rounding to nearest minute */;
tdate= localctime(&t0);
printf("%.8s %.5s ", s, tdate+11);
}
moonrise(t0, rs, z, s)
long t0;
double rs, z;
char *s;
{
#define SRATE 1.033863192 /* ratio of Moon's motion to Sun's motion */
double cz, dh, sd, cd;
long t1, dt;
moondata(t0); /* get starting declination of Moon */
/* compute zenith distance of phenomonon */
cz = cos(z * Degree_to_Radian + SD /* -px */);
/* first iteraton is forward only (to approx. phenom time) */
sd = sin(dm);
cd = cos(dm);
dh= -tp*sd/cd + cz/(cp*cd);
if ((dh < -1.0) || (dh > 1.0)) {
printf("%.8s none ", s);
return;
}
dh= acos(dh)*rs;
dt= fmod((dh - am), 2.0*Pi) * SRATE / Tsec_to_Radian;
t1 = t0 + dt;
do { /* iterate */
moondata(t1); /* compute declination and current hour angle */
cz = cos(z * Degree_to_Radian + SD /* -px */);
sd = sin(dm);
cd = cos(dm);
dh= -tp*sd/cd + cz/(cp*cd);
if ((dh < -1.0) || (dh > 1.0)) {
printf("%.8s none ", s);
return;
}
dh= acos(dh)*rs;
dt= (dh - am) * SRATE / Tsec_to_Radian;
t1 += dt;
} while (dt);
if ((t1 - t0) >= Sec_per_day) {
printf("%.8s none ", s);
return;
}
t1 += 30 /* seconds, rounding to nearest minute */;
tdate= localctime(&t1);
printf("%.8s %.5s ", s, tdate+11);
}
stuff(tim)
long tim;
{ /* main computation loop */
timedata(tim);
/* where is the Sun (angles are in seconds of arc) */
/* Low precision elements from 1985 Almanac */
L= 280.460 + 0.9856474 * MJD; /* Mean Longitde */
L = fmod(L, 360.); /* corrected for aberration */
g= 357.528 + 0.9856003 * MJD; /* Mean Anomaly */
g = fmod(g, 360.);
eps= 23.439 - 0.0000004 * MJD; /* Mean Obiquity of Ecliptic */
{ /* convert to R.A. and DEC */
double Lr, gr, epsr, lr, ca, sa, R;
double sA, cA, gphi;
Lr = L * Degree_to_Radian;
gr = g * Degree_to_Radian;
epsr = eps * Degree_to_Radian;
lr = (L + 1.915*sin(gr) + 0.020*sin(2.0*gr)) * Degree_to_Radian;
sd = sin(lr) * sin(epsr);
cd = sqrt(1.0 - sd*sd);
sa = sin(lr) * cos(epsr);
ca = cos(lr);
delta = asin(sd);
alpha = atan2(sa, ca);
/* equation of time */
Eqt= (Lr - alpha) / Tsec_to_Radian;
delta = delta / Asec_Radian;
alpha = alpha / Tsec_to_Radian;
lhr = (LST - alpha) * Tsec_to_Radian;
sh = sin(lhr);
ch = cos(lhr);
lhr= atan2(sh, ch); /* normalized -pi to pi */
lha= lhr / Tsec_to_Radian + Sec_per_day/2;
/* convert to Azimuth and altitude */
alt = asin(sd*sp + cd*ch*cp);
ca = cos(alt);
sA = -cd * sh / ca;
cA = (sd*cp - cd*ch*sp) / ca;
Az = atan2(sA, cA) / Asec_Radian;
Az = fmod(Az, 1296000. /* 360.*3600. */);
alt = alt / Asec_Radian;
}
}
moondata(tim)
long tim;
{
double lst, beta, rm, sa, ca, sl, cl, sb, cb, x, y, z, l, m, n;
/* compute location of the moon */
/* Ephemeris elements from 1985 Almanac */
timedata(tim);
Lm= 218.32 + 481267.883*Tu
+ 6.29 * sin((134.9 + 477198.85*Tu)*Degree_to_Radian)
- 1.27 * sin((259.2 - 413335.38*Tu)*Degree_to_Radian)
+ 0.66 * sin((235.7 + 890534.23*Tu)*Degree_to_Radian)
+ 0.21 * sin((269.9 + 954397.70*Tu)*Degree_to_Radian)
- 0.19 * sin((357.5 + 35999.05*Tu)*Degree_to_Radian)
- 0.11 * sin((186.6 + 966404.05*Tu)*Degree_to_Radian);
beta= 5.13 * sin(( 93.3 + 483202.03*Tu)*Degree_to_Radian)
+ 0.28 * sin((228.2 + 960400.87*Tu)*Degree_to_Radian)
- 0.28 * sin((318.3 + 6003.18*Tu)*Degree_to_Radian)
- 0.17 * sin((217.6 - 407332.20*Tu)*Degree_to_Radian);
px= 0.9508
+ 0.0518 * cos((134.9 + 477198.85*Tu)*Degree_to_Radian)
+ 0.0095 * cos((259.2 - 413335.38*Tu)*Degree_to_Radian)
+ 0.0078 * cos((235.7 + 890534.23*Tu)*Degree_to_Radian)
+ 0.0028 * cos((269.9 + 954397.70*Tu)*Degree_to_Radian);
/* SD= 0.2725 * px; */
rm= 1.0 / sin(px * Degree_to_Radian);
lst= (100.46 + 36000.77*Tu) * Degree_to_Radian
+ ((tim % Sec_per_day) + Local) * Tsec_to_Radian;
/* form geocentric direction cosines */
sl= sin(Lm * Degree_to_Radian);
cl= cos(Lm * Degree_to_Radian);
sb= sin(beta* Degree_to_Radian);
cb= cos(beta * Degree_to_Radian);
l= cb * cl;
m= 0.9175 * cb * sl - 0.3978 * sb;
n= 0.3978 * cb * sl + 0.9175 * sb;
/* R.A. and Dec of Moon, geocentric*/
am= atan2(m, l);
dm= asin(n);
/* topocentric rectangular coordinates */
cd= cos(dm);
sd= n;
ca= cos(am);
sa= sin(am);
sl= sin(lst);
cl= cos(lst);
x= rm * cd *ca - cp * cl;
y= rm * cd * sa - cp * sl;
z= rm * sd - sp;
/* finally, topocentric Hour-Angle and Dec */
am = lst - atan2(y, x);
ca = cos(am);
sa = sin(am);
am = atan2(sa,ca);
rm = sqrt(x*x + y*y + z*z);
dm = asin(z/rm);
px = asin(1.0 / rm);
SD = 0.2725 * px;
}
timedata(tim)
long tim;
{
/* compute seconds from 2000 Jan 1.5 UT (Ephemeris Epoch) */
/* the VAX Epoch is 1970 Jan 1.0 UT (Midnight on Jan 1) */
Julian_Day = (tim/Sec_per_day) +
(double)(tim % Sec_per_day)/Sec_per_day + J1970;
MJD= Julian_Day -J2000; /* Julian Days past Epoch */
Tu = MJD/36525.; /* Julian Centuries past Epoch */
/* compute Sidereal time */
Ru= 24110.54841 + Tu * (8640184.812866
+ Tu * (0.09304 - Tu * 6.2e-6)); /* seconds */
GMST = (tim % Sec_per_day) + Sec_per_day + fmod(Ru, (double)Sec_per_day);
LST = GMST + Local;
}
/* time functions, for Regulus */
char *gmctime(t) /* re-hack for VAX, since ctime gives local */
long *t;
{
long t1;
t1 = *t - localdst; /* convert to local time */
return(ctime(&t1));
}
char *localctime(t)
long *t;
{
long t1;
t1 = *t + localdst; /* convert to local time */
return(gmctime(&t1));
}
struct tm *Rlocaltime(t)
long *t;
{
long t1;
t1 = *t + localdst; /* convert to local time */
return(gmtime(&t1));
}
/* double precision modulus, put in range 0 <= result < m */
double fmod(x, m)
double x, m;
{
long i;
i = fabs(x)/m; /* compute integer part of x/m */
if (x < 0) return( x + (i+1)*m);
else return( x - i*m);
}
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