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0 reviewsISBN 10: 1852337494
ISBN 13: 9781852337490
Author: Jeremy Cook
Part 1: How to Use the Atlas & Modern Observing Techniques
Introduction to its Use: A guide on how to navigate the atlas, locate features, and use the provided charts.
A Short Description of the Digital Re-mastering Technique: Explains how the original photographs were enhanced and merged with modern data to improve clarity.
A New Chapter on Modern Lunar Observing Techniques: This is a key addition to the new edition, likely covering topics like:
Digital imaging and astrophotography.
Transient Lunar Phenomena (TLP) observing programs.
Sketching and visual observing.
Part 2: The Photographic Atlas Plates and Key Maps
Plates 1-16 (with charts): This is the core of the atlas. It would be divided into sections, each containing:
Photographic Plates: Digitally re-mastered photographs of the lunar surface, presented as they appear through an SCT (North up, East left).
Detailed Key Maps: Overlaid maps or separate charts that identify and label key lunar features (craters, mountains, maria) on the corresponding plate. These maps are also "reversed" to match the SCT view.
Inset IAU-Standard Photographs: Smaller, non-mirrored images that allow users to compare the SCT view with the standard astronomical convention (South up, West left).
Part 3: Computer-Generated Visualizations
Sunrise and Sunset Visualizations: Computer-generated images of specific lunar areas, showing how they look under different illumination angles near the terminator (the line between light and shadow).
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Tags: Jeremy Cook, Hatfield, Lunar