Telescope inaccuracy model based upon satellite laser ranging data

In this paper, a new approach to constructing a telescope pointing model is described. Procedures of data collection, data processing, and model construction are presented. Telescope encoder countings, obtained during satellite laser ranging, are used as input data for the construction of the model....

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Hauptverfasser: Zhaborovskyy, V.P., Pap, V.O., Medvedsky, M.M., Choliy, V.Ya.
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spelling irk-123456789-1196122017-06-08T03:04:15Z Telescope inaccuracy model based upon satellite laser ranging data Zhaborovskyy, V.P. Pap, V.O. Medvedsky, M.M. Choliy, V.Ya. In this paper, a new approach to constructing a telescope pointing model is described. Procedures of data collection, data processing, and model construction are presented. Telescope encoder countings, obtained during satellite laser ranging, are used as input data for the construction of the model. The model is presented as a harmonical series with frequencies obtained by the maximum entropy spectral analysis method. 2013 Article Telescope inaccuracy model based upon satellite laser ranging data / V.P. Zhaborovskyy, V.O. Pap, M.M. Medvedsky, V.Ya. Choliy // Advances in Astronomy and Space Physics. — 2013. — Т. 3., вип. 1. — С. 63-65. — Бібліогр.: 5 назв. — англ. 2227-1481 http://dspace.nbuv.gov.ua/handle/123456789/119612 en Advances in Astronomy and Space Physics Головна астрономічна обсерваторія НАН України
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description In this paper, a new approach to constructing a telescope pointing model is described. Procedures of data collection, data processing, and model construction are presented. Telescope encoder countings, obtained during satellite laser ranging, are used as input data for the construction of the model. The model is presented as a harmonical series with frequencies obtained by the maximum entropy spectral analysis method.
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author Zhaborovskyy, V.P.
Pap, V.O.
Medvedsky, M.M.
Choliy, V.Ya.
spellingShingle Zhaborovskyy, V.P.
Pap, V.O.
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Telescope inaccuracy model based upon satellite laser ranging data
Advances in Astronomy and Space Physics
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title Telescope inaccuracy model based upon satellite laser ranging data
title_short Telescope inaccuracy model based upon satellite laser ranging data
title_full Telescope inaccuracy model based upon satellite laser ranging data
title_fullStr Telescope inaccuracy model based upon satellite laser ranging data
title_full_unstemmed Telescope inaccuracy model based upon satellite laser ranging data
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fulltext Telescope inaccuracy model based upon satellite laser ranging data V.P. Zhaborovskyy1∗, V.O. Pap1, M.M. Medvedsky1, V.Ya. Choliy1,2 Advances in Astronomy and Space Physics, 3, 63-65 (2013) © V.P. Zhaborovskyy, V.O. Pap, M.M. Medvedsky, V.Ya. Choliy, 2013 1Main Astronomical Observatory of NAS of Ukraine, 27 Akademika Zabolotnoho St., 03680 Kyiv, Ukraine 2Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Glushkova ave., 4, 03127, Kyiv, Ukraine In this paper, a new approach to constructing a telescope pointing model is described. Procedures of data collection, data processing, and model construction are presented. Telescope encoder countings, obtained during satellite laser ranging, are used as input data for the construction of the model. The model is presented as a harmonical series with frequencies obtained by the maximum entropy spectral analysis method. Key words: telescopes, methods: data analysis, site testing introduction Accurate pointing of the satellite laser ranging telescope is necessary, particularly if the satellite is not visible. A telescope model is constructed to solve this issue. Two-axial telescopes are used for laser ranging, and one such telescope is located at the laser ranging station �Golosiiv-Kyiv� (ILRS # 1824). The telescope is equipped with azimuth (A) and height (h) encoders. The functions f(hc, Ac, ei) and g(hc, A, ei), of kind: Ao = f(Ac, hc, ei), ho = g(Ac, hc, ei), (1) need to be constructed, where Ac, hc are calculated from ephemeris coordinates, Ao, ho are angular en- coders countings, and ei are various parameters, e. g. temperature and, possibly, time. These variables are referred to as functions the telescope inaccuracy model. The model is considered �good� if |∆A| = |Aobs− Aeph| <= ε and |∆h| = |hobs−heph| <= ε, where ε is the half-width of laser beam. For the �Golosiiv-Kyiv� station, ε = 10− 15 arcsec. input data for model construction Several models were created at station 1824 in the past ten years, using star and satellite observations [1, 2]. Satellite observations are preferable for the model construction, as they are conducted during the main observation program. The database from [4] was used in this work. In Fig. 1 through Fig. 4 the Lageos-1 and Lageos-2 ob- servations are shown in black, while all other satel- lite observations are in grey. The total number of the observations is 95253 and 6817 for Lageos-1 and Lageos-2, respectively. There were two reasons for creating our model us- ing solely Lageos satellite observations. Firstly, they are high priority targets for observation. Secondly, their observations can be considered representative. model construction From the analysis of Fig. 1 through Fig. 2 it is evident that ∆A and ∆h depend periodically upon A. From Fig. 4 � ∆h depends linearly on h, and from Fig. 3 � ∆A does not depend on h, and here is why: f(A) = N∑ n=1 (Bn sin (Aϕn)+ +Cn cos (Aϕn)) +D, (2) g(A, h) = N∑ n=1 (En sin (Aψn)+ +Fn cos (Aψn)) +Gh+H, (3) where selected as f(A, h) and g(A, h) (see (1)), where Bn, Cn, En, Fn, D,G,H are linear parameters, and ϕn and ψn are non-linear parameters of the model. The model is to be used for h > 20◦. The telescope errors were decomposed into the set of the periodical functions. The D,H explain constant discrepancy between the zeros of the en- coders and the ephemeris, G describes the linear de- pendence of the discrepancies from h, ϕn and ψn are data series frequencies. ∗zhskyy@gmail.com 63 Advances in Astronomy and Space Physics V. P. Zhaborovskyy, V.O. Pap, M.M. Medvedsky, V.Ya. Choliy An iterative approach to the construction of the model was used. For example, let's take g(A, h). For every step n there are data series τ (n) i , and the fre- quency ψn at maximum amplitude is searched for by maximum entropy spectral analysis method [5], ac- cording to the procedure from [3], with autoregres- sive sequences on the order of 4 √ L, where L is the data series length. Then, coe�cients En and Fn of the harmonical functions are determined by the least squares method: τ (n+1) i = τ (n) i − (En sin (Aψn) + Fn cos (Aψn)) . (4) Here, ∆h = hobs−heph with mean removed was used as τ (0) i . Fig. 1: Dependence of ∆A = Aobs−Aeph from azimuth. Fig. 2: Dependence of ∆h = hobs − heph from azimuth. At each step the standard deviation σ is used as a criteria. The iterations run until σ >= ε, where ε = 10−15 arcsec is half-width of the laser beam for �Golosiiv-Kyiv� station. The same approach was used for azimuthal model. results and conclusions Numerical values of parameters from equations (2�3) are presented in Table 1 and Table 2. Ad- ditionally, D = 111◦.2 ± 0◦.5, G = 0.06 ± 0.02, H = 5◦.9± 0◦.5. Table 1: Numerical values of the azimuth model's coef- �cients. n Bn Cn ϕn arcsec arcsec deg 1 19.5± 0.8 18.0± 0.4 112 2 −86.5± 0.5 114.± 4.0 71 3 16.8± 0.6 −149.± 3.9 62 4 53.7± 0.8 −1.53± 0.2 46 5 −17.0± 1.0 17.0± 0.7 41 6 0.84± 0.04 −0.84± 0.09 22 7 3.5± 0.8 1.0± 0.1 19 8 −3.2± 0.7 2.2± 0.2 18 9 −0.33± 0.02 −1.2± 0.1 16 10 0.09± 0.01 −0.09± 0.01 15 Table 2: Numerical values of the height model's coe�- cients. n En Fn ψn arcsec arcsec deg 1 2573± 36 −3874± 34 292 2 343± 6 591± 5 137 3 8.30± 0.9 69.6± 1.8 59 4 −29.4± 2.3 −21.1± 0.3 51 5 −2.3± 0.3 −2.8± 0.3 33 6 1.8± 0.2 0.4± 0.2 31 The input (gray) and modelled (black) data are presented in the Fig. 5 (for azimuth) and Fig. 6 (for height). The residuals of the model are presented in the Fig. 7 and Fig. 8. The model was implemented in �Golosiiv-Kyiv� station, and now is used during the observations. references [1] MedvedskyM. & PapV. 2008, in 16th International Work- shop on Laser Ranging, Proceedings of the conference held 12-17 October, 2008 in Poznan, Poland, 84 [2] MedvedskyM. & SuberlakV. 2002, Arti�cial Satellites � Journal of Planetary Geodesy, 37, 3 [3] MorganK. & Somerville C.R. 1976, Canadian Studies in Population, 3, 1 [4] PapV.O. 2011, Bulletin of The Ukrainian Centre of de- termination of the Earth Orientation Parameters, 6, 22 [5] UlrychT. J. 1972, J. Geophys. Res., 77, 1396 64 Advances in Astronomy and Space Physics V. P. Zhaborovskyy, V.O. Pap, M.M. Medvedsky, V.Ya. Choliy Fig. 3: Dependence of ∆A = Aobs −Aeph from height. Fig. 4: Dependence of ∆h = hobs − heph from height. Fig. 5: Azimuth model. Fig. 6: Height model. Fig. 7: Azimuth's model residuals. Fig. 8: Height's model residuals. 65