Open krofik opened 3 years ago
Why choose the fraction of standard gravity instead of 1 cm / s^2, when the latter is less likely to cause problems with precision and overflows?
You are right. Previously I had difficulties with defining compound units and therefore this solution looked plausible for me.
added support in 3.0. Consider backporting to 2.3
Gal is a unit for acceleration which is widely used in gravimetry / geodesy research. 1Gal == 1 cm / s^2, but also be defined as fraction of standard gravity.
It would collapse with abbreviation of
Gallon
unit if lower caseGal
ware used instead. Here is wiki page and Germany's National Institute reference (page 30) about Gal.