Antenna Definition for a LEO satellite #106
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Dear Developers, My colleague and I started processing the kinematic orbits of some LEO satellites, like Sentinel 1A and GRACE Fo, to learn the procedure of doing POD by doing some examples. For the metadata preparation, I went through the script and the text files for Sentinel 1A, as an example, which you have provided for us on the TUG webpage. When I compare the values in the "010sentinel1A_antennas.txt" with the values for EAST, NORTH and UP in the ANTEX file, they are totally different from each other. To understand it better, I went through the Sentinel 1A documents to see where I can find those values used in the text file, but unfortunately, I couldn't find them. Since my purpose is to process the kinematic orbits of another LEO satellite for the purpose of gravity recovery, I would like to make sure to use the correct values for creating the Antenna Definition file. Are L1x, L1y, L1z the same as the NORTH / EAST / UP values in the ANTEX File or I need to find those values somewhere else? From ANTEX file (sen08.atx), we have: From 010sentinel1A_antennas.txt, we have: SENTINEL1A-GPSA "" 0.001 -0.0005 0.068 Thank you in advance and I am looking forward to hearing from you as soon as possible. With Kind Regards, |
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Dear Parisa, for our operational solutions, we use the operational values ( in 010sentinel1A_antennas.txt file). But related to the document titled "Copernicus POD Service: Reprocessing of the Sentinel-1, -2, and -3 orbits" we will use the recalibrated values (in sen08.atx file) for our reprocessing, which will be done in near future. Best regards, |
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Dear Parisa,
for our operational solutions, we use the operational values ( in 010sentinel1A_antennas.txt file). But related to the document titled "Copernicus POD Service: Reprocessing of the Sentinel-1, -2, and -3 orbits" we will use the recalibrated values (in sen08.atx file) for our reprocessing, which will be done in near future.
Best regards,
Barbara