In aviation and aeronautics, determining the position of an aircraft relative to ground-based navigation aids is crucial for safe flight operations. One common method is triangulation using two VOR (VHF Omnidirectional Range) radials.
A VOR station transmits signals in all directions, and an aircraft equipped with a VOR receiver can determine its bearing from the station. By measuring the angle between the aircraft’s heading and the radial line from the VOR station, pilots can fix their position on a circle centered at the VOR.
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