Unfortunately, a 1980 book doesn't exist in a bubble of outside of canon as the franchise marched on.
Given contradictions in the Trek universe itself, there are still references points where reasonable charts can be made. Other charts on a Trek wiki site:
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Make those upper supspace warp speeds utterly bizarre. At that point you might as well just be Q when it comes to commutations.
I have zero cents to give about SNW.
Given contradictions in the Trek universe itself, there are still references points where reasonable charts can be made. Other charts on a Trek wiki site:
Warp factor
Time-Warp factor, better known as warp factor, was the primary means of measuring speeds attained using warp drive. (TOS: "The Cage") The term was often shortened to warp when followed by its value, so that saying "warp six" was the same as saying "warp factor six." Light speed travel began at...
Make those upper supspace warp speeds utterly bizarre. At that point you might as well just be Q when it comes to commutations.
I have zero cents to give about SNW.