atmosisa
Use International Standard Atmosphere model
Description
[
implements the mathematical representation
of the International Standard Atmosphere values for ambient temperature,
T
,a
,P
,rho
,nu
,mu
]
= atmosisa(height
)T
, pressure, P
, speed of sound,
a
, density, rho
, kinematic viscosity,
nu
, and dynamic viscosity mu
, for the input
geopotential altitude, height
, between the sea level and the
tropopause.
[
specifies options using one or more name-value arguments. For example, to input geopotential
altitude between -5000 meters and the mesopause, set T
,a
,P
,rho
,nu
,mu
] = atmosisa(height
,Name=Value
)extended
to
true
.
Examples
Input Arguments
Output Arguments
Limitations
Set upper and lower limits for geopotential altitudes using the
'extended'
name-value argument.
If the
'extended'
flag is set to'false'
, the function clips the output values below the geopotential altitude of 0 meters and above the geopotential altitude of the tropopause at 20,000 meters.If the
'extended'
flag is set to'true'
, the function limits the implementation to the geopotential altitude of -5000 meters (minimum) and the mesopause at 84,852 meters (maximum).
If the action input is 'error'
, an input geopotential height outside
these limits results in error. If the action input is 'warning'
or
'none'
, the outputs are held at the limits.
References
[1] U.S. Standard Atmosphere, 1976. U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
Version History
Introduced in R2006bSee Also
atmoscira
| atmoscoesa
| atmoslapse
| atmosnonstd
| atmospalt