Lunar Orbiter - calculating the corner coordinates, I need to calculate these for myself for a new project Options

[Qmantoo]

I wonder if all you knowledgable people can help me find out how to calculate the corner coordinates of a lunar orbiter photo please?

I suspect it is a fairly basic astonomical calculation but I do not know how to do it.
I want to program (calculate for myself not find out from other websites) the corner coordinates of the old Lunar Orbiter 1-5 photographs, both medium and high resolution ones for a new web project I am starting.

I guess the formula for doing this has something to do with the height of the spacecraft, the angular coverage and the centre point of the photo. I have found this information and I know that the angular coverage of medium resolution photos taken with the 80mm lens is 44.4 degrees x 38 degrees and the coverage for the 610mm lens for high-resolution photos is 20.4 x 5.16 degrees.

I have found diagrams explaining it all but it is a long time since my school days and geometry was never my best subject, so I am hoping that some good soul has a formula somewhere so that I can just plug in the appropriate values and get the answer.

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks. Paul

[Phil Stooke]

Hi - this is what you want:

http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/nmc/datasetDisp...o?id=PSPG-00160
You should contact NSSDC to see if they have the data in hard copy which could be scanned and OCR'd into a text file. See the email link at the bottom of that page.

It was my understanding that the Orbiter 1 data were missing, however. That's why the global photomosaic has a hole in it.

Phil