Here is a variation of the first/principal/forward geodetic problem:
Known:
Position of point C.
Distance from point C to an unknown point A.
Azimuth, at A, of the great-circle arc between A and C.
Where is A?
Note the difference from the first/principal/forward problem:
the azimuth is known at the unknown point A, instead of at the
known point C.
Known:
Position of point C.
Distance from point C to an unknown point A.
Azimuth, at A, of the great-circle arc between A and C.
Where is A?
Note the difference from the first/principal/forward problem:
the azimuth is known at the unknown point A, instead of at the
known point C.
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