Bryan Litz knows his stuff regarding ballistics, and you might find some helpful insight on this link:
http://bryanlitz.bravehost.com/GyroCor.html
In a very basic sense, this short vid might offer a helpful perspective:
http://ww2010.atmos.uiuc.edu/(Gh)/guides...riolis.mov
The Shooter app for Android phones can apply the coriolis effect. I use that app, but not that particular function since I think it's somewhat irrelevant at the distances I usually shoot (~600 yards or less).
I believe that the Shooter app uses the same data found on the JBM Ballistics website, both of which I find to be excellent for my use. Also, I think Bryan Litz had a hand in much of the data on those sources.
http://bryanlitz.bravehost.com/GyroCor.html
In a very basic sense, this short vid might offer a helpful perspective:
http://ww2010.atmos.uiuc.edu/(Gh)/guides...riolis.mov
The Shooter app for Android phones can apply the coriolis effect. I use that app, but not that particular function since I think it's somewhat irrelevant at the distances I usually shoot (~600 yards or less).
I believe that the Shooter app uses the same data found on the JBM Ballistics website, both of which I find to be excellent for my use. Also, I think Bryan Litz had a hand in much of the data on those sources.
Drifter