High‐accuracy zenith delay prediction at optical wavelengths

By V. Mendes, E. Pavlis. 2004

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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Instrumentation, Mechanical Engineering

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• ITRF2008: an improved solution of the international terrestrial reference frame (2011, unknown): “2006b) and corrections for antenna thermal deformations (Nothnagel 2009); the improved ILRS solution takes into account new range bias values, a new tropospheric modeling (Mendes et al. 2002; Mendes and Pavlis 2004) and other station-dependent corrections, and for the first time the DORIS combined s”
• Relativistic tests with lunar laser ranging (2018, background): “…due to the light propagation through the gravitational potential of Sun and Earth (Shapiro 1964, Moyer 1971), an atmospheric delay (Mendes et al 2002, Mendes and Pavlis 2004), a synodic modulation of the lunar orbit due to radiation pressure (Vokrouhlicky 1997) and some time- and…”