Re: Wind Reading..Would this work?
Many BR style wind indicators make some allowance for reporting wind velocity.
Wind flags can be evry useful for showing current wind conditions, but like all data sources, the potential presents itself for data overload.
Always hold in mind that once enough data need processing, the processing time can be such that the resultant solutinos are made obsolete by interim condition variances.
I use wind flags as a means of comparison. More to associate flag indications with POI shifts, on an intuitive level. The human mind is a very good computer in the analog, intuitive mode, but when it attempts to crunch discrete numbers, we step outside the instinctual processes, and the numbers become more of a distraction than a useful input.
I think the trick here is to forget about precision, and seek instead a closer and closer approximation. It could be preferable to miss by 1 MOA. Odds are good the target's gonna show some injury. But missing the target presentation due to computational delay, or blowing the precision by using faulty data can defeat the entire process by at least 1MOA or even far, far more.
It's a question of priorities and weighted values. Quick and dirty can have advantages over precise and slow.
Greg
