Impact of Earth radiation pressure on GPS position estimates

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Reducing the draconitic errors in GNSS geodetic products (2014, methodology): “Therefore, as described in Rodriguez-Solano et al. (2012b) those parameters are tightly constrained in the orbit determination process and consequently should have a minimal impact on the geocenter estimation.”
The IGS contribution to ITRF2014 (2016, background): “The observed scale offset is, therefore, likely due to modeling changes from the repro1 to the repro2 campaign, and can actually mostly be explained by the introduction of Earth radiation pressure modeling and antenna thrust into the repro2 standards (Rodriguez-Solano et al. 2011b).”
Enhanced solar radiation pressure modeling for Galileo satellites (2015, methodology): “Rodriguez-Solano et al. (2012b), finally, use a box-wing representation with adjustable optical properties in combination with an empirical Y acceleration and solar panel lag angle for orbit determination of GPS and GLONASS.”
Bernese GNSS Software Version 5.2 (2015, methodology): “GPS week 1749 (July 14, 2013): Albedo modeling according to Rodriguez-Solano et al. (2012) and the effect of antenna thrust5 were enabled.”
ITSG‐Grace2018: Overview and Evaluation of a New GRACE‐Only Gravity Field Time Series (2019, background): “Similarly, deviations of the (precalibrated) accelerometer measurements to force models of Earth albedo (Rodriguez-Solano et al., 2012), atmospheric drag (JB2008 Bowman et al.”