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June 13th 05, 10:09 AM
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Below sea level
Hi,
How is standard temperature and pressure defined below sea level? How does DA increase/decrease below sea level? I know that the gravitation force starts decreasing in a *linear* fashion below sea level, but how that affect the temp, pressure, and DA is beyond me. Any books, or URLs that could help me out here? Thanks! Hilton 
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