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Getting astronomical seasons from date
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anne_fong
Jan 20, 2005, 7:33:31 PM1/20/05
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Want to take today's date and determine what season it's in. Sounds simple on
the surface but after some research, it looks quite involved because the
seasons are based on the lunar (chinese) calendar. If someone knows how to
figure out the solar term for a date, then I can get to the season from there.
TIA, Confused in California :confused;
the surface but after some research, it looks quite involved because the
seasons are based on the lunar (chinese) calendar. If someone knows how to
figure out the solar term for a date, then I can get to the season from there.
TIA, Confused in California :confused;
anne_fong
Jan 20, 2005, 7:36:15 PM1/20/05
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PaulH
Jan 21, 2005, 7:24:23 AM1/21/05
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not exactly sure what you want (which i guess makes me confused in bangkok) but
we have a
http://www.sustainablegis.com/projects/calendars/chineseCalendarTB.cfm (you can
get the CFC from the devnet gallery). also have a very experimental
astronomical calendar as well as an experimental "holiday". just not sure what
you need.
we have a
http://www.sustainablegis.com/projects/calendars/chineseCalendarTB.cfm (you can
get the CFC from the devnet gallery). also have a very experimental
astronomical calendar as well as an experimental "holiday". just not sure what
you need.
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