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| − | Contains descriptions of the interior topography of many craters. Includes many maps.<br /> I have only a partial photocopy of the work and the exact method used (other than the vertical displacements being based on the measurement of shadows, possibly from photos from Rangers VII, VIII, and IX) is missing from my copy. If anyone could add this, it would be great.<span class="membersnap">- | + | Contains descriptions of the interior topography of many craters. Includes many maps.<br /> I have only a partial photocopy of the work and the exact method used (other than the vertical displacements being based on the measurement of shadows, possibly from photos from Rangers VII, VIII, and IX) is missing from my copy. If anyone could add this, it would be great.<span class="membersnap">- fatastronomer</span><br /> <br /> I have photocopies of the intro material of the book. The peak heights were determined from measurements of shadow lengths on the [[Photographic%20Lunar%20Atlas|Photographic Lunar Atlas]]. Crater depth measures from the PLA commonly have significant errors - these peak heights should be considered rough estimates only.<br /> <span class="membersnap">- tychocrater <small>Mar 22, 2008</small></span><br /> <br /> |
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Latest revision as of 15:35, 22 April 2018
Contents
Naosuke Sekiguchi: Catalogue of Central Peaks and Floor Objects of the Lunar Craters on the Visible Hemisphere (1972)
Description
Contains descriptions of the interior topography of many craters. Includes many maps.
I have only a partial photocopy of the work and the exact method used (other than the vertical displacements being based on the measurement of shadows, possibly from photos from Rangers VII, VIII, and IX) is missing from my copy. If anyone could add this, it would be great.- fatastronomer
I have photocopies of the intro material of the book. The peak heights were determined from measurements of shadow lengths on the Photographic Lunar Atlas. Crater depth measures from the PLA commonly have significant errors - these peak heights should be considered rough estimates only.
- tychocrater Mar 22, 2008
Additional Information
LPOD Articles
Bibliography
Naosuke Sekiguchi, 1972. Catalogue of Central Peaks and Floor Objects of the Lunar Craters on the Visible Hemisphere. University of Tokyo Press and University Park Press. (WorldCat entry)
