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10 REM--A.C.CAGGIANO+E.A.GALLETTA, PATCHOGUE H.S., 11-20-68
11 REM--REVISED BY CHARLES LOSIK AND TONY PEREZ 7/18/69
12 REM RE-REVISED BY C.LOSIK 8-26-70
20 REM--THIS PROGRAM IS ASSOCIATED WITH CLOUD FORMATION
25 REM PHASE I OF PROGRAM BEGINS HERE. STUDENTS WILL BE GIVEN
26 REM INTRODUCTORY INFORMATION AND BE ALLOWED TO ASK AND ANSWER
27 REM ANY NUMBER OF PROBLEMS. WHEN THEY INPUT NO. 2 (LINES 554-556)
28 REM PROGRAM SENDS THEM TO PHASE II (LINE 561 AND FOLLOWING).
30 PRINT" ","CLOUD NINE"
40 PRINT" ","===== ===="
45 DIM B(2), T(4), Q(3), A(3), C(3)
50 PRINT
60 PRINT" STRONG CONVECTION CURRENTS ARE CAUSING ADIABATIC"
70 PRINT"COOLING OF AIR WHERE YOU ARE AND ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE"
80 PRINT"FORMATION OF A CLOUD. BOTH THE DRY AND THE MOIST ADIABATIC"
90 PRINT"(AS WELL AS THE NORMAL LAPSE RATES) ARE CONSIDERED IN THIS"
91 PRINT"PROGRAM."
100 PRINT
105 PRINT
110 PRINT" ","LEGEND"
120 PRINT" ","======"
140 PRINT"1=";
150 GOSUB1000
160 PRINT"2=";
170 GOSUB1010
180 PRINT"3=";
190 GOSUB1020
200 PRINT"4=";
210 GOSUB1030
220 PRINT
225 PRINT
230 PRINT"CHOOSE ANY TWO OF THE ABOVE VARIABLES AND SELECT VALUES FOR"
231 PRINT"THEM. TYPE THEM IN AS:"
232 PRINT"VARIABLE CODE ,VALUE, VARIABLE CODE ,VALUE...(E.G. 1,50,2,30)"
233 PRINT
240 X=0
242 Y=0
245 A=0
246 B=0
247 B(1)=0
248 B(2)=0
250 INPUTB(1),A,B(2),B
290 PRINT
300 FORI=1TO4
310 IFB(1)=ITHEN330
320 NEXTI
330 T(I)=A
340 FORJ=1TO4
350 IFB(2)=JTHEN370
360 NEXTJ
370 T(J)=B
380 IFI<>JTHEN405
390 PRINT"YOU CAN'T USE THE SAME VALUES TWICE."
395 GOTO250
405 PRINT"OKAY, TYPE IN YOUR CALCULATED VALUE FOR";
406 PRINT
410 IFJ*I<>2THEN425
411 T=(T(1)-T(2))/4.5
412 T(4)=1000*T
413 T(3)=T(2)-T
414 GOSUB1020
415 GOSUB1050
416 GOSUB1030
417 INPUTX,Y
418 IFABS(X-T(3))>=.6THEN500
419 IFABS(Y-T(4))>=.6THEN500
420 GOTO550
425 IFJ*I<>3THEN440
426 T=(T(1)-T(3))/5.5
427 T(4)=1000*T
428 T(2)=T+T(3)
429 GOSUB1010
430 GOSUB1050
431 GOSUB1030
432 INPUTX,Y
433 IFABS(X-T(2))>=.6THEN500
434 IFABS(Y-T(4))>=.6THEN500
435 GOTO550
440 IFJ*I<>4THEN455
441 T=T(4)/1000
442 T(2)=T(1)-4.5*T
443 T(3)=T(2)-T
444 GOSUB1010
445 GOSUB1050
446 GOSUB1020
447 INPUTX,Y
448 IFABS(X-T(2))>=.6THEN500
449 IFABS(Y-T(3))>=.6THEN500
450 PRINT"OKAY, TYPE IN YOUR CALCULATED VALUE FOR"
455 IFJ*I<>6THEN470
456 T=T(2)-T(3)
457 T(4)=1000*T
458 T(1)=T(3)+5.5*T
459 GOSUB1000
460 GOSUB1050
461 GOSUB1030
462 INPUTX,Y
463 IFABS(X-T(1))>=.6THEN500
464 IFABS(Y-T(4))>=.6THEN500
465 GOTO550
470 IFJ*I<>8THEN485
471 T=T(4)/1000
472 T(3)=T(2)+T
473 T(1)=T(2)+6.5*T
474 GOSUB1010
475 GOSUB1050
476 GOSUB1020
477 INPUTX,Y
478 IFABS(X-T(1))>=.6THEN500
479 IFABS(Y-T(3))>=.6THEN500
480 GOTO550
481 IFABS(X-T(3))>=.6THEN500
485 IFJ*I<>12THEN390
486 T=T(4)/1000
487 T(1)=T(3)+5.5*T
488 T(2)=T(3)+T
489 GOSUB1000
490 GOSUB1050
491 GOSUB1010
492 INPUTX,Y
493 IFABS(X-T(1))>=.6THEN500
494 IFABS(Y-T(2))>=.6THEN500
495 GOTO550
500 PRINT
502 PRINT"IT LOOKS LIKE WE GOOFED SOME PLACE."
505 PRINT"LET'S SEE WHAT THE CORRECT VALUES ARE."
507 PRINT
510 PRINT T(1);"DEGREES - ";
512 GO SUB 1000
515 PRINT T(2);"DEGREES - ";
517 GO SUB 1010
520 PRINT T(3);"DEGREES - ";
522 GO SUB 1020
525 PRINT T(4);"FEET - ";
527 GO SUB 1030
530 PRINT
535 GOTO554
550 PRINT
552 PRINT"VERY GOOD. VERY, VERY GOOD."
553 PRINT
554 PRINT"DO YOU HAVE ANY OTHER PROBLEMS YOU WOULD LIKE TO TRY?"
555 PRINT "(1=YES, 0=NO) : ";
556 INPUT P
557 IFP<1THEN561
558 PRINT
559 PRINT"USING THE SAME LEGEND AS BEFORE..."
560 GOTO230
561 H=(T(1)-T(3))*2000-7*T(4)
562 REM LINE 561 CALCULATES ALTITUDE FOR TOP OF CLOUD AND BEGINS
563 REM PHASE II OF PROGRAM. PROBLEM NO.2 IN THIS PART (CALCULATION
564 REM OF TEMP. ABOVE CLOUD TOP) INVOLVES USE OF THE NORMAL LAPSE RATE.
565 PRINT
567 PRINT"WELL, BEFORE YOU LEAVE, I HAVE A FEW I'D LIKE YOU TO TRY..."
570 PRINT"BASED ON YOUR VALUES, THE HEIGHT OF THE CLOUD"
580 PRINT"(MEASURED FROM THE CLOUD BASE) IS ";H;"FT. CAN YOU TELL ME:"
600 Q(1)=.7*T(4)
601 Q(2)=T(4)+1.5*H
602 Q(3)=T(4)+.5*H
610 A(1)=T(1)-T(4)*3.85E-03
611 A(2)=T(1)-(T(4)+1.5*H)*3.5E-03
612 A(3)=T(3)-1.5E-03*H
614 PRINT
615 PRINT"WHAT IS THE TEMPERATURE AT EACH OF THESE ALTITUDES:"
620 FORN=1TO3
625 PRINT" ",N;INT(Q(N)+.5);"FT"
627 NEXT N
628 PRINT
629 FORN=1TO3
630 PRINT"THE TEMPERATURE AT ";INT(Q(N)+.5);" FT. IS ";
631 INPUTC(N)
635 IFABS(C(N)-A(N))>1.1THEN750
640 NEXTN
699 PRINT
700 PRINT"WOW, YOU MUST BE A BRAIN. AND YOU PROBALLY KNOW"
710 PRINT"A LOT ABOUT CLOUDS AND THINGS LIKE THAT. IT WAS VERY"
720 PRINT"NICE TO WORK WITH SOMEONE WHO UNDERSTANDS ME."
730 PRINT" ","THANK YOU AND . . . . PEACE AND LONG LIFE"
740 STOP
750 PRINT
755 PRINT"SORRY. YOU WERE DOING GREAT THERE FOR A WHILE."
760 PRINT"WELL, BACK TO THE BOOKS. THE VALUES YOU SHOULD HAVE ARE:"
765 PRINT
770 FORN=1TO3
774 PRINTN;
780 PRINT"THE TEMPERATURE AT";INT(Q(N)+.5);"FEET IS ";A(N);"DEGREES"
790 NEXTN
830 STOP
1000 PRINT"THE TEMPERATURE ON THE GROUND"
1005 RETURN
1010 PRINT"THE DEW POINT TEMPERATURE ON THE GROUND"
1015 RETURN
1020 PRINT"THE TEMPERATURE AT THE BASE OF THE CLOUD"
1025 RETURN
1030 PRINT"THE ELEVATION, IN FEET, OF THE CLOUD BASE"
1035 RETURN
1050 PRINT"FOLLOWED BY A COMMA, AND THEN TYPE IN YOUR VALUE FOR "
1055 RETURN
2000 END