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Dr. Osadchey's 11-5-07 Trial

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Lance Osadchey's 11-5-07 Simultaneous Trial 
Trial 24 is intended as a control for this trial.
Bradford VT43.995¢ªNLatitude
72.133¢ªWLongitude
November 5, 2007 simultaneous study to meter bar horizontal rotation times 315 second intervals.  9:15 p.m. EST
temperature equaled 56.9 Fahrenheit.  These results are from Bradford Vermont
camera in this direction
X.XadjY.Yadj
07070.553851.25
307071.0363863.411
60705-0.5143886.518
90700-5.13843.571
120699-5.7223844.57
150695-9.38377-1.485
180694-10.074369-8.594
210695-8.804365-11.757
240696-7.57362-13.974
2707040.628363-12.245
3007040.79364-10.57
330703-0.084371-2.949
360701-1.994369-4.382
390702-0.943763.131
4207052.0783752.59
4507041.063774.995
480702-0.9943786.346
510699-4.084370-1.357
540698-5.21366-5.114
570698-5.372355-15.925
600699-4.57363-7.79
630701-2.804357-13.709
660704-0.074359-11.682
690703-1.38367-3.709
7207050.2783721.21
750701-4.13754.075
7807060.4863797.886
810702-3.964371-0.357
840705-1.453720.346
870702-4.9723741.995
900693-14.53362-10.41
930697-11.124360-12.869
960698-10.754361-12.382
990702-7.42356-17.949
1020699-11.122367-7.57
1050704-6.86362-13.245
1080708-3.634369-6.974
Fit
0707385
360701369
720705372
1080708369
A second order polynomial fit was used.
XpeakXtroughXampXphaseYpeakYtroughYampYphase
Turn 11.036-10.07411.11306.518-13.97420.4920
Turn 22.078-5.3727.45906.346-15.92522.27130
Turn 30.486-14.5315.01607.886-17.94925.8350
Mean1.2-9.99211.192406.916667-15.949322.86610
Phase25deg
Magnitude25.4581pixels
The phase angle is determined using the moving average trendline.

Note: Dr. Osadchey's 0 degree position is due north.  Also, his analysis uses the MS Paint coordinate system.  My trials return coordinates in cartesian coordinates.  Our coordinates are for the returned image from the camera, not the physical motion of the laser peak.

As of 11-12-07, all Yadj adjusted coordinates for this and all previous trials are due for recomputation due to a computational error.  (The y coordinate is forced to 0 at 0 degrees, which puts it out of phase with the measured data.)  The measured (unadjusted) position is accurate.