mjd2julianDay: Convert Modified Julian Day to Julian Day
In edwbaker/regnal: Regnal Dates
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Source
See Also
Examples
View source: R/calendarConversion.R
Description
Converts a Modified Julian Day (MJD) number (as used by some satellite
systems) to a Julian Day number. A MJD of zero corresponds to midnight
on November 17, 1858.
Usage
1
mjd2julianDay(mjd)
Arguments
mjd
Modified Julian Day
Value
Corresponding Julian Day number
Source
Baum,P (2020) Date Algorithms.
See Also
julianDay2mjd
Examples
1
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Description Usage Arguments Value Source See Also Examples
View source: R/calendarConversion.R
Description
Converts a Modified Julian Day (MJD) number (as used by some satellite systems) to a Julian Day number. A MJD of zero corresponds to midnight on November 17, 1858.
Usage
1 | mjd2julianDay(mjd)
|
Arguments
mjd |
Modified Julian Day |
Value
Corresponding Julian Day number
Source
Baum,P (2020) Date Algorithms.
See Also
julianDay2mjd
Examples
1 |
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