For those of you raising any doubt about the point at which vertical movement of the antenna becomes detectable, I refer you to the following graph...
With this graph you are able to make an informed decision about where you define T0 to be. It is, of course, always a slightly subjective value, but as you can clearly see, the margin is narrow.
My earlier post stating that the antenna began vertical motion at ~ 1:57.2 in the following video...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_vaYbNZQ5g
...is based upon placing T0 at frame 850 in the graph above.
The specific high quality Sauret footage used has a segment at the beginning of black frames, so frame numbers on the graph are, as indicated, offset by 185 frames.
Anyone wishing to contest the suggested timing will be required to fully justify their complaints in detail.
All details here can, of course, be fully confirmed.
For those of you (no names, BasqueArch) suggesting a timestamp about 3 seconds later, firstly note the sensitivity of the data...it is showing the first pixel of vertical motion, and secondly...any response using methods of poor sensitivity and without data backup will be flatly rejected.
As previously stated, the following animation shows that start point, and the following 3 seconds...
Suggestion that tilt reaches 8 degrees 2 to 3 seconds after start of antenna vertical motion are clearly nonsense.
With this graph you are able to make an informed decision about where you define T0 to be. It is, of course, always a slightly subjective value, but as you can clearly see, the margin is narrow.
My earlier post stating that the antenna began vertical motion at ~ 1:57.2 in the following video...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_vaYbNZQ5g
...is based upon placing T0 at frame 850 in the graph above.
The specific high quality Sauret footage used has a segment at the beginning of black frames, so frame numbers on the graph are, as indicated, offset by 185 frames.
Anyone wishing to contest the suggested timing will be required to fully justify their complaints in detail.
All details here can, of course, be fully confirmed.
For those of you (no names, BasqueArch) suggesting a timestamp about 3 seconds later, firstly note the sensitivity of the data...it is showing the first pixel of vertical motion, and secondly...any response using methods of poor sensitivity and without data backup will be flatly rejected.
As previously stated, the following animation shows that start point, and the following 3 seconds...
Suggestion that tilt reaches 8 degrees 2 to 3 seconds after start of antenna vertical motion are clearly nonsense.
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