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[[File:Hours_of_daylight_vs_latitude_vs_day_of_year_cmglee.svg|thumb|400px|A contour plot of the hours of daylight as a function of latitude and day of the year, using the most accurate models described in Sunrise equation, Latitude 40&#176; N (approximately New York City, Madrid and Beijing) is highlighted for reference]]
 
The '''sunrise equation''' as follows can be used to derive the time of [[sunrise]] and [[sunset]] for any [[solar declination]] and [[latitude]] in terms of local solar time when [[sunrise]] and [[sunset]] actually occur:
 
:<math>\cos \omega_\circ = -\tan \phi \times \tan \delta </math>
 
where:<br />
:<math>\omega_\circ</math> is the [[hour angle]] at either [[sunrise]] (when ''negative'' value is taken) or [[sunset]] (when ''positive'' value is taken);
:<math>\phi</math> is the [[latitude]] of the observer on the [[Earth]];
:<math>\delta</math> is the sun [[declination]].
 
== Theory of the Equation ==
The [[Earth]] rotates at an [[angular velocity]] of 15°/hour, therefore the expression <math>\omega_\circ \times \frac{\mathrm{hour}}{{15}^\circ}</math> gives the interval of time before and after local [[solar noon]] that [[sunrise]] or [[sunset]] will occur.
 
The sign convention is typically that the observer latitude <math>\phi</math> is 0 at the [[Equator]], positive for the [[Northern Hemisphere]] and negative for the [[Southern Hemisphere]], and the solar declination <math>\delta</math> is 0 at the vernal and autumnal equinoxes when the sun is exactly above the Equator, positive during the Northern Hemisphere summer and negative during the Northern Hemisphere winter.
 
The expression above is always applicable for latitudes between the [[Arctic circle]] and [[Antarctic circle]]. North of the Arctic circle or south of the Antarctic circle, there is at least one day of the year with no sunrise or sunset. Formally, there is a sunrise or sunset when <math>-90^\circ+\delta < \phi < 90^\circ - \delta</math> during the Northern Hemisphere summer, and when <math>-90^\circ - \delta < \phi < 90^\circ + \delta</math> during the Northern Hemisphere winter. Out of these latitudes, it is either 24-hour [[day]]time or 24-hour [[nighttime]].
 
== Generalized Equation ==
 
Also note that the above equation neglects the influence of [[atmospheric refraction]] (which lifts the solar disc by approximately 0.6° when it is on the horizon) and the non-zero angle subtended by the solar disc (about 0.5°). The times of the rising and the setting of the upper solar limb as given in astronomical almanacs correct for this by using the more general equation
 
:<math>\cos \omega_\circ = \dfrac{\sin a - \sin \phi  \times \sin \delta}{\cos \phi \times \cos \delta }</math>
 
with the [[altitude]] (a) of the center of the solar disc set to about −0.83° (or −50 arcminutes).
 
== Complete calculation on Earth ==
{{verify|date=March 2011}}
 
The generalized equation relies on a number of other variables which need to be calculated before it can itself be calculated.  These equations have the solar-earth constants substituted with angular constants expressed in degrees.
 
=== Calculate current Julian Cycle ===
:<math>n^{\star} = J_{date} - 2451545.0009 - \dfrac{l_w}{360^\circ}</math>
:<math>n = \left[ n^{\star} + \frac{1}{2} \right] </math>
where:
:<math>J_{date}</math> is the [[Julian day|Julian Date]];
:<math>l_\omega</math> is the longitude west (west is positive, east is negative) of the observer on the Earth;
:<math>n</math> is the Julian cycle since Jan 1st, 2000.
 
=== Approximate Solar Noon ===
 
:<math>J^{\star} = 2451545.0009 + \dfrac{l_w}{360^\circ} + n</math>
 
where:
 
:<math>J^{\star}</math> is an approximation of solar noon at <math>l_w</math>.
 
=== Solar Mean Anomaly ===
 
:<math>M = [357.5291 + 0.98560028 \times (J^{\star} - 2451545)]  \mod 360</math>
 
where:
 
:M is the solar [[Mean Anomaly]].
 
=== Equation of Center ===
 
:<math>C = 1.9148 \sin(M) + 0.0200 \sin(2  M) + 0.0003 \sin(3  M)</math>
 
where:
 
:C is the [[Equation of the center]].
 
=== Ecliptic Longitude ===
 
:<math>\lambda = (M + 102.9372 + C + 180) \mod 360</math>
 
where:
 
:λ is the [[ecliptic longitude]].
 
=== Solar Transit ===
 
:<math>J_{transit} = J^{\star} + 0.0053 \sin M  - 0.0069  \sin \left( 2 \lambda \right) </math>
 
where:
 
:J<sub>transit</sub> is the hour angle for solar transit (or [[solar noon]]).
 
=== Declination of the Sun ===
 
:<math>\sin \delta = \sin \lambda \times \sin 23.45^\circ </math>
 
where:
 
:<math>\delta </math> is the declination of the sun.
 
=== Hour Angle ===
 
''This is the equation from above with corrections for astronomical refraction and solar disc diameter.''
 
:<math>\cos \omega_\circ = \dfrac{\sin(-0.83^\circ) - \sin \phi \times \sin \delta}{\cos \phi \times \cos \delta}</math>
 
where:
 
:ω<sub>o</sub> is the hour angle;
:<math>\phi</math> is the north latitude of the observer (north is positive, south is negative) on the Earth.
 
This is the main equation from above with the solar disc correction.
 
For observations on a sea horizon an elevation-of-observer correction, add <math>-1.15^\circ\sqrt{\text{elevation in feet}}/60^\circ</math>, or <math>-2.076^\circ\sqrt{\text{elevation in metres}}/60^\circ</math> to the -0.83° in the numerator's sine term. This corrects for both apparent dip and terrestrial refraction. For example, for an observer at 10,000 feet, add (-115°/60°) or about -1.92° to -0.83°.
 
=== Calculate Sunrise and Sunset ===
 
:<math>J_{set} = 2451545.0009 + \dfrac{\omega_\circ + l_w}{360^\circ} + n + 0.0053  \sin M - 0.0069 \sin 2 \lambda</math>
 
:<math>J_{rise} = J_{transit} - \left( J_{set} - J_{transit} \right)</math>
 
where:
 
:J<sub>set</sub> is the actual Julian Date of sunset;
:J<sub>rise</sub> is the actual Julian Date of sunrise.
<!--
==Sun Rise Time : Nepali Method==
 
[[Sun rise]] at the morning is based on [[longitude]] and [[latitude]] of the place and [[standard time]] of the place. Finding the sun-rise (and sun-set) time we need three parameters; viz. [[latitude]], [[longitude]], date on which sun-rise is to be computed. Let take an example of [[Kathmandu]] (27° 42′ 0″ N, 85° 20′ 0″ E) for September 5.
 
Step 1. Find date difference since March 21 (September 4- March 21=167); then assume A=167*0.985626=164.60°.
 
Step 2. Find B, where B= Sin-1(0.398749 * Sin 164.60)= 6.07846 (this is in degree, where the sun is over in north, 6.07846° north from equator).
 
Step 3. Find C in minutes, where C=4*Sin-1(TanB*TanL) =4*Sin-1(Tan 6.07846o*Tan 27° 42′ 0″)        =4*3.20496  = 12.81=13 minutes
Sunrise in all places of earth having 27° 42′ 0″ N is 13 minute earlier (because of +ve 13) than 6:00 i.e. 5:47 at [[local time]].
 
  Sunset for that time shall be 12- sunrise time (outcome shall be in time)
  Day-length for that time shall be 2* sunset time (outcome shall be in hours)
Step 4. Find the time difference with standard time (or [[Greenwich Mean Time|Greenwich Time]]) to the [[local time]]. That shall be the sun-rise (watch) time.
For September 5, [[Kathmandu]](85° 20′ 0″ E, 27° 42′ 0″ N)  Sun-rise at 5 hour 41 minutes (23:54 Monday).
Time difference of [[Greenwich]] and [[Nepal]] standard time is 5 hours 45 minutes. Standard time Nepal and local time of Kathmandu is 4 minutes slow (west).
-->
 
==See also==
*[[Sunrise]]
*[[Sunset]]
*[[Day length]]
 
==External links==
*[http://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/grad/solcalc/ Sunrise, sunset, or sun position for any location]
*[http://aa.usno.navy.mil/faq/ Astronomical Information Center]
 
==References==
 
[[Category:Equations]]
[[Category:Time in astronomy]]
[[Category:Dynamics of the Solar System]]

Revision as of 03:14, 19 January 2014

File:Hours of daylight vs latitude vs day of year cmglee.svg
A contour plot of the hours of daylight as a function of latitude and day of the year, using the most accurate models described in Sunrise equation, Latitude 40° N (approximately New York City, Madrid and Beijing) is highlighted for reference

The sunrise equation as follows can be used to derive the time of sunrise and sunset for any solar declination and latitude in terms of local solar time when sunrise and sunset actually occur:

cosω=tanϕ×tanδ

where:

ω is the hour angle at either sunrise (when negative value is taken) or sunset (when positive value is taken);
ϕ is the latitude of the observer on the Earth;
δ is the sun declination.

Theory of the Equation

The Earth rotates at an angular velocity of 15°/hour, therefore the expression ω×hour15 gives the interval of time before and after local solar noon that sunrise or sunset will occur.

The sign convention is typically that the observer latitude ϕ is 0 at the Equator, positive for the Northern Hemisphere and negative for the Southern Hemisphere, and the solar declination δ is 0 at the vernal and autumnal equinoxes when the sun is exactly above the Equator, positive during the Northern Hemisphere summer and negative during the Northern Hemisphere winter.

The expression above is always applicable for latitudes between the Arctic circle and Antarctic circle. North of the Arctic circle or south of the Antarctic circle, there is at least one day of the year with no sunrise or sunset. Formally, there is a sunrise or sunset when 90+δ<ϕ<90δ during the Northern Hemisphere summer, and when 90δ<ϕ<90+δ during the Northern Hemisphere winter. Out of these latitudes, it is either 24-hour daytime or 24-hour nighttime.

Generalized Equation

Also note that the above equation neglects the influence of atmospheric refraction (which lifts the solar disc by approximately 0.6° when it is on the horizon) and the non-zero angle subtended by the solar disc (about 0.5°). The times of the rising and the setting of the upper solar limb as given in astronomical almanacs correct for this by using the more general equation

cosω=sinasinϕ×sinδcosϕ×cosδ

with the altitude (a) of the center of the solar disc set to about −0.83° (or −50 arcminutes).

Complete calculation on Earth

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The generalized equation relies on a number of other variables which need to be calculated before it can itself be calculated. These equations have the solar-earth constants substituted with angular constants expressed in degrees.

Calculate current Julian Cycle

n=Jdate2451545.0009lw360
n=[n+12]

where:

Jdate is the Julian Date;
lω is the longitude west (west is positive, east is negative) of the observer on the Earth;
n is the Julian cycle since Jan 1st, 2000.

Approximate Solar Noon

J=2451545.0009+lw360+n

where:

J is an approximation of solar noon at lw.

Solar Mean Anomaly

M=[357.5291+0.98560028×(J2451545)]mod360

where:

M is the solar Mean Anomaly.

Equation of Center

C=1.9148sin(M)+0.0200sin(2M)+0.0003sin(3M)

where:

C is the Equation of the center.

Ecliptic Longitude

λ=(M+102.9372+C+180)mod360

where:

λ is the ecliptic longitude.

Solar Transit

Jtransit=J+0.0053sinM0.0069sin(2λ)

where:

Jtransit is the hour angle for solar transit (or solar noon).

Declination of the Sun

sinδ=sinλ×sin23.45

where:

δ is the declination of the sun.

Hour Angle

This is the equation from above with corrections for astronomical refraction and solar disc diameter.

cosω=sin(0.83)sinϕ×sinδcosϕ×cosδ

where:

ωo is the hour angle;
ϕ is the north latitude of the observer (north is positive, south is negative) on the Earth.

This is the main equation from above with the solar disc correction.

For observations on a sea horizon an elevation-of-observer correction, add 1.15elevation in feet/60, or 2.076elevation in metres/60 to the -0.83° in the numerator's sine term. This corrects for both apparent dip and terrestrial refraction. For example, for an observer at 10,000 feet, add (-115°/60°) or about -1.92° to -0.83°.

Calculate Sunrise and Sunset

Jset=2451545.0009+ω+lw360+n+0.0053sinM0.0069sin2λ
Jrise=Jtransit(JsetJtransit)

where:

Jset is the actual Julian Date of sunset;
Jrise is the actual Julian Date of sunrise.

See also

External links

References