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aussie500 Wrote:
The current myth doing the rounds is that because the ATSB have not found MH370 yet, they must be getting close to finding it.

"Must be" ? ? ?

Big stretch .............. m'lud

Getting back to - um - rational "analysis"

Reference:
The Search for MH370 - Chris Ashton, Alan Shuster Bruce, Gary Colledge and Mark Dickinson
THE JOURNAL OF NAVIGATION (2015), 68, 1–22. © The Royal Institute of Navigation 2014
http://atsb.gov.au/mh370-pages/resources...heets.aspx
http://journals.cambridge.org/download.p...c60a9e146d

In Paragraph 5.4. of the reference, titled "Validation of BFO Equation", it says that the BFO modelling of MH-21 (which was in flight at the same time as MH-370) produced a good match (Figure 15 on page 17) withinn plus or minus 7hz between 17:00 to 21:20 UTC on 07Mar2014 (4 hrs 20 min). It used this to justify their (Inmarsat's / Ashton) BFO modelling of MH-370.

No data of the flight was presented in the referenced paper.

Question:
Does anyone have the FR-24 data for MH-21 for Friday 07th March 2014 ?