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,.<br />
This rney be measured, and the pressure<br />
~e~~~, in te~ at that heiflh(, as In inches Of<br />
CRY Omphlc (CG)-Larpe-scale lithographic<br />
map of populated pfaces and environs<br />
porrrsying afreets and through-route information<br />
Features frduda Impcrrtanf buildings, airfields,<br />
mifiiary installations, industrial cwnpfexes,<br />
embassies, etc. Pmduc8d at 1:25,000 and<br />
larger scale. See also cfty pmducfa.<br />
city plan—See city products.<br />
City pmducta-Large-ecale maps of<br />
poputetad plaoaa and envirorra, usually<br />
porfrsylrsg sweat amf through-mule Irrlormalion,<br />
irnpon”am-buildings and othtir urban features,<br />
airfields, port facilities, and relief. drainage, and<br />
vegetation when imporlant. Severel different<br />
types of city pnxfucfs are prcducad by DMA,<br />
among which are cdy graphka, city plans, city<br />
route grsphics, and mifitary city maps.<br />
Specifications (or these maps vary according to<br />
parficufar mlltary requiremems.<br />
City route graphlca (CRG)-See city<br />
products. ,.. .<br />
cfty survey-A speciaffzed type of land survey<br />
restrkxed to work campleted primarily within the<br />
Iimtis of a ciiy.<br />
cIvII day—A solar day beginning at midnight.<br />
The cfvii day may be based on either apparem<br />
solar fires or mean solar fime. See also<br />
metronomic day.<br />
CIVII tlma-Sofar lime In a day (civil day) that<br />
begins af midnight. Civil lime may be either<br />
apparanf solar time or mean solar time; if may<br />
be wumed in two series of 12 hours each,<br />
beginning al midnight, marked ‘am” (ante<br />
meridmn), and at noon, marked “pm” (post<br />
merkllan], or In a sfngfe seties of 24 hours<br />
beginning at midnight.<br />
Clairaut% tfWoram-A theorem that, in its<br />
o~lnal tom, rela!es the value of centrifugal<br />
force at the Equator to the value of gravity at<br />
the Equator. Imfxmancs to physicaf geodesy Is<br />
that the flattening of the Earth can be obtained<br />
from gravlfy maaauranrants.<br />
clamplrsg ●rror—A eyslamatic error in<br />
observatbns made with a repsafing theodolffe<br />
cauaed by atrairrs rjel up by the clamplng<br />
devkes of the Instrumem.<br />
MIL-HDBK-850<br />
44<br />
Clarke ●phamld (clltpaolrf) of 1B66- A<br />
raf erence elfiisoid having the Iotfowing<br />
approximate Wnansions: eemin@or axla-<br />
6,37S,206.4 meters and the tlaffening or<br />
eltipticify-1/294 .9786982.<br />
Clarke epheroid (alllpaold) of 188G- A<br />
reference elfipsokd having Iha follo@ng<br />
approximate dimensions: semimapr axb-<br />
6,37S,249.1 45 maters; and the flattening or<br />
elliplkffy-1/293 .465.<br />
claastlicatlon copy-A speclaiiied item of<br />
sourca maferfal used as a gubte by the wrnpilar<br />
andlor draftsman in preparing a map or chart.<br />
Usually consists of detailed informatbn<br />
pertaining to roads, railroads, cfty data, and the<br />
like that has been devebpad trom tietd aurvaya.<br />
Usually furnished in the form 01 overlays,<br />
annotated maps, drawings, pholographe, or<br />
field sheets.<br />
clasalficatlon survey+ee fbld<br />
Inapectlon.<br />
Claaslfled Hydrogmphlc Information<br />
Processing System (CtflPS)-Ttre DMA<br />
data base which provides rmvigetiin update<br />
information for classified charts and pub ficatbns.<br />
Classllied Notice to Marinera-DM A<br />
publication which provides mrrecfive data<br />
appficsble to classiiiea charts and ~biications.<br />
Tfris informal’km is afao accessible throu~h the<br />
Classified t-fydmgrsphic tntormatfin Process”w<br />
System (CHiPS).<br />
cleerlng y-paraliax-See relattve<br />
orlantatlon.<br />
cllnomater—A simple in. NNfI’tenf used tOr<br />
measuring the degree of slope in percemage or<br />
in angular measure.<br />
clipplng-1. (GIS) The process of<br />
subdividing overlapping potygons to preduce alt<br />
mmbinations of aeparale unique polygons.<br />
Also caliad completing, 2. (computer<br />
grapMcs) The severing of that pzrfbn of a line<br />
segment which falls outside a predafinsd frame.<br />
clock corractlorr-The quantity which is<br />
added, algebraicetly, to the tima shovrn by a<br />
clock to obtain the time of a gben meridian. If<br />
fhe cfock Is slow, the mrracfbn is positive: it fast,<br />
negative, When applied to a chronometer it is<br />
caifed chronometer correct Ion.