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calibrat”m film dkifort”m used atso for<br />
sehkrratrng pbfting inetrunrertts. Also celled grfd<br />
ptate. 2. Intersecting oRhogonaf lines<br />
euperi~d oww photo irmsgery.<br />
maactlon station-A station kcated by<br />
msadion methods.<br />
rwactlon-1. The graphical or enetyik-al<br />
dsterminatim of a positii, as the irdarsactien<br />
of at fee@ three fines of known direction to<br />
cxxreaponding poirrta of krc.wn pcrsiticm. 2.<br />
[wrvaying) The detarminefim of the horizontal<br />
poeifii d a eurvay station by sbaarved<br />
directiia hurt the etetim to points of known<br />
poaitkms. Atso, the line drawn through the<br />
plettad location of a atetion to the oscupied<br />
station. 3. (photogrammetry) The determination<br />
of the position arrdhr attitude of a camera, or<br />
the photograph taken with that cemere, with<br />
meP@ tO the @de* caordhate system. Also<br />
called thraa-point method. See also<br />
Intersection, definition 2.<br />
residual devl.etion-Devietion of e magnetic<br />
UXrrPSSS aher adjustment or compensation.<br />
rasldrml error-The dfierence batwaen any<br />
value of a quantity in a series of observations,<br />
oorrected for known systematic errors, ❑nd the<br />
value of the quantity obteined from the<br />
combkratkm or adjustment of that series.<br />
Frequently used as the difference between en<br />
obsarved velue end the mean of all observed<br />
values of a etatistisally valid act. See alao error<br />
residual. The latter term is generally used in<br />
referring 10 actuel values in a apesific<br />
computation.<br />
MIL-HDBK-850<br />
raddud gravity-in gravity prospecting, the<br />
portion of e grevify etkd remairrirrg after<br />
removal of some type of ragkmsl gravity, usually<br />
the reletivafy small or local anomaly components<br />
of the total or observed gravity field.<br />
msldual porallax—Srnall amounls of yparallas<br />
whii rney remain in a model after<br />
refative orientation is emm@ishad.<br />
residual+ general term darroting a quantity<br />
remaining after some other quantity has been<br />
subtraded. ft ooxra in a variety of particular<br />
sontexts. For exemple, if the true value of a<br />
varfabla is su~recfed from an observed value<br />
then tha dtierense may be called a maldual; it<br />
ia also frequenlty oelled an ●rror. Similarfy, if a<br />
methemetioal model Is fitted to data, the valuee<br />
by which the observations differ from the model<br />
218<br />
veluee ara satietf raslduala.<br />
resolution In baartng-lhe minimum<br />
detectable separation of crb@ta at the same<br />
range and the same elevation, expressed in<br />
terms of the horizontal angular dielarrce<br />
LWlween Sush Objesta.<br />
maolutlon In ●levatlorr-The minimum<br />
detestable ~ralierr ef objjs et the same<br />
range d aanm bearfng, espreaaad m terms of<br />
the vertical angular drntanm.<br />
maolutlon in renge-The minimum<br />
detwtabfe separation of objests in the same<br />
line of alght, axpressed in terms d the dietarrsa<br />
between them.<br />
resolutlmr Ihrrlt-fn grevily end meanetic<br />
pro~ing, the aeparetion of two distorting<br />
bodias at hich coma obvious indiiticm, in a<br />
measured quantity. of the preserme of two<br />
se~mte bdeS ceasas to bs visible.<br />
resolutiobl. For raster epplicetimrs,<br />
reaolulion is the number or pisels per unit<br />
distance. 2 (JCS) A maasr.rremant of the<br />
amsllast-detail .whiih c=n.ba diaiirguished by e<br />
sensor syatam under spat’k corrdii”mns. 3.<br />
The minimum dieterrce batween two adjacent<br />
f.3alurss, or the minimum size of a feature,<br />
which San be detested by a remote aarrsory<br />
system. 4. In gravity or megnetis praspding,<br />
the ir’viication in some measured quantity, such<br />
as the vertical somponeni of gravity, of the<br />
presence of two or more cloaa but separate<br />
disturbing bdies.<br />
resolving power target—A teat chart usad<br />
for the evaluation of photograph, oplicel, and<br />
alestroc@cel aystama. The deeign ueuelly<br />
consists of rulad fines, aqueres, or circles varying<br />
in siza according to a spasified gamnetric<br />
pregreeeion.<br />
msolvlng power-A mathematical expression<br />
of dafinitbn in an imaging ayatam, ueuefly<br />
stated as the ,-imum number of finsa per<br />
millimeter that can be seen as separate lines in<br />
the image.<br />
recponder-hr general, an irratrumenf that<br />
irrckates reception d an electric or<br />
elactromagrretic signel. See also tr.snspondor.<br />
I’.8P0nS0r-A radio receiver which receives the<br />
reply from e transponder and produss an<br />
outpul suitable for feeding to e display system.