Articles/Works about my research

When I was in senior high school, I was vert interested in Astronomy, especially calculating and visualizing the Planets. I devoted in programming of the location of the Nine Planets. In those day I used PC-9801F2(NEC) and N88-DISK BASIC(86). Now is the time to remake those programs into Windows application.
I am planning to make programs such as follows:

• Calculate the nine planets' location and show how they are seen from space.
  
• Planisphere
  

These are sample outputs. This program is a 3D-MapViewer with KWlib-3D.

The Earth	The Moon
The Venus
The Mars	The Jupiter

Calculate positions of planet of the Solar System and map stars of "Yale Bright Star Catalogue"

• Data Center
  
  • The Strasbourg astronomical Data Center (CDS)(CDS)
    
• Star Catalogs
  
  • Yale Bright Star Catalogue, 5th Revised Ed. (Hoffleit, Warren 1991) (V/50)
    
  • Sixth Catalogue of Fundamental Stars (FK6) (Wielen+ 2000) FK6(I/264)
    
  • Third Reference Cat. of Bright Galaxies (RC3) (de Vaucouleurs+ 1991) RC3(VII/155)
    

• Calculation of the position of the planets.
  
  • How to compute planetary positions by Paul Schlyter, Stockholm, Sweden
    
  • Planetary Orbital Elements by Solar System Dynamics Group of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
    
  • Precession & mean orbital elements
    
  • ELP2000-82 (orbital theory of Moon)
    
  • VSOP87 (orbital theories of planets)
    
  • Astronomy and numerical software source codes
    
• Space-related images and programs: A Space Library
  
• Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS)
  
• The Nine planets by Bill Arnett