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1 Assessment of SLR observation performance using LAGEOS data Gang ZHAO, You ZHAO, Mingguo Sun, Huanhuan YU Changchun Observatory, NAOC, CAS, China 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

2 Outline Introduction Satellite properties Data processing methods Comparison of gravity field models Statistics of station observation Short-arc POD Assessment of station coordinates Summary 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

3 As a productive station, Changchun (7237) has provided large numbers of SLR observation data with moderate precision for more than 20 years. It has made great and continuously efforts in SLR equipment and technology. How to sufficiently make use of SLR data, and resource of experiential staffs, is an important issue for our future development. From the beginning of 2008 on, we have realized routine short-arc POD (precision orbit determination) and residual analysis on SLR data of LAGEOS-1/2, which is publicized on our website (www.cho.ac.cn) and is updated around once a week. What we can do using POD results, how to apply them in relevant geodynamic and geophysical problems, how to combine them with our observational duty, need seriously consideration. In this report, we’ll present preliminary results and application of our SLR POD work, especially to LAGEOS. Introduction 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

4 Satellite properties Name LAGEOS-1LAGEOS-2 ID 76039019207002 Mass 411 kg CM offset 0.251 m cross section 0.283 m 2 Orbit of Lageos-2 : Time span : 1200 days (Mar,1,2005 to Jun,12,2008) 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

5 Data processing methods Reference Coordinate System Measurement model InertialJ2000.0 TerrestrialITRF2000 PrecessionIAU1976 NutationIAU1980 Plate tectonic motionNNR-NUVEL1 earth solid tides rotational deformation ocean tide loadingCSR4.0 Tropospheric refractionMarini/Murry model 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

6 Data processing methods Dynamical Model earth gravity fieldJGM-3 30*30 n-body perturbationJPL ephemerides DE403 (sun/moon) ocean tide modelCSR4.0+TEG4 relativistic correction1-body solar radiation pressureconical earth radiation and albedo thermal radiator (y-bias) empirical drag empirical RTN acceleration 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

7 Data processing methods Estimated Parameters satellite state vector (3-position & 3-velocity) empirical drag coefficients solar radiation pressure coefficients earth radiation parameters empirical acceleration R/T/N earth rotation parameters (xp,yp,dut1/dt) Numerical Integration IntegratorKrogh-Shampine-Gordon step lengthfixed-step, 150s 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

8 ILRS network 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

9 Comparison of gravity field models Gravity models : EGM96 (IERS2003 recommended) GGM02C (GRACE & terrestrial ) JGM-3 (IERS1996 recommended) Arc length = 15 days 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

10 Comparison of gravity field models RMS(EGM)RMS(GGM)RMS(JGM) LAGEOS-10.0127640.0126070.012416 LAGEOS-20.0125710.0122580.012371 Mean0.0126670.012432 0.012393 Absolute value (m) of orbital precision: Relative value of orbital precision: RMS(EGM)RMS(GGM)RMS(JGM) LAGEOS-11.02801.01541.0000 LAGEOS-21.01670.99091.0000 Mean1.02211.0031 1.0000 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

11 Statistics of station observation Quantity of observation 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

12 Statistics of station observation Quality of observation 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

13 Statistics of station observation S_IDNobsWRMS(cm) 709038066 0.9 7810522941.0 7839168171.0 7110117291.0 7840220451.1 710551101.1 78351661.1 708050781.2 78481891.2 7825258411.3 723778363.3 7406170043.7 78217593.8 S_IDNobsWRMS(cm) 7090409690.9 7839136350.9 7810411281.0 7840177391.0 7110102771.0 710557141.0 78352171.1 78481171.1 708067351.2 7825273551.3 7237 67183.9 7406138843.9 782111574.2 LAGEOS-1 : LAGEOS-2 : 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

14 Short-arc POD Arc length = 3 days LAGEOS-1 Mean of RMS = 1.22 cm LAGEOS-2 Mean of RMS = 1.17 cm 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

15 Short-arc POD Station performance ( LAGEOS-1) 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

16 Short-arc POD Station performance ( LAGEOS-2) 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

17 Short-arc POD S_IDNobsMean RMS (cm) Mean RB (mm) Mean |RB| (mm) Mean TB (us) Mean |TB| (us) 709032500.71714 711012570.8-21006 783915050.7-3803 72379962.2825111 740614802.91432-1018 7821822.3-930612 Station Statistics on LAGEOS-1 S_IDNobsMean RMS (cm) Mean RB (mm) Mean |RB| (mm) Mean TB (us) Mean |TB| (us) 709028190.728-25 7110948 0.7096 783911120.7-2804 72377832.1321-1016 740611013.06331218 78211162.2-626-314 Station Statistics on LAGEOS-2 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

18 Assessment of station coordinates 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

19 Assessment of station coordinates [ From LAGEOS-1 ] [ From LAGEOS-2 ] 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

20 Assessment of station coordinates [ From LAGEOS-1 ] [ From LAGEOS-2 ] 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

21 Assessment of station coordinates YARAGA (7090) LAGEOS-1 -2389006.926±0.0075043329.319±0.006-3078524.911±0.004 LAGEOS-2 -2389006.930±0.0075043329.318±0.007-3078524.915±0.006 Mean -2389006.9285043329.319-3078524.913 ITRF2000 ( X Y Z ) -2389006.9245043329.339-3078524.890 Δ (m) -0.004-0.020-0.023 MONUME (7110) LAGEOS-1 -2386278.201±0.008-4802354.186±0.0103444881.552±0.006 LAGEOS-2 -2386278.202±0.009-4802354.189±0.0113444881.548±0.012 Mean -2386278.202-4802354.1883444881.550 ITRF2000 ( X Y Z ) -2386278.211-4802354.1453444881.598 Δ (m) 0.009-0.043-0.048 GRAZ (7839) LAGEOS-1 4194426.495±0.0071162694.033±0.0044647246.646±0.007 LAGEOS-2 4194426.494±0.0061162694.034±0.0054647246.646±0.008 Mean 4194426.4951162694.0344647246.646 ITRF2000 ( X Y Z ) 4194426.5171162694.0334647246.650 Δ (m) -0.0220.001-0.004 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

22 Assessment of station coordinates CHANGC (7237) LAGEOS-1 -2674386.763±0.0233757189.253±0.0114391508.396±0.013 LAGEOS-2 -2674386.782±0.0243757189.242±0.0144391508.395±0.028 Mean -2674386.7733757189.2484391508.396 ITRF2000 ( X Y Z ) -2674386.7393757189.3074391508.401 Δ (m) -0.034-0.059-0.005 SANJUA (7406) LAGEOS-1 1984104.345±0.014-5068867.136±0.011-3314482.617±0.012 LAGEOS-2 1984104.335±0.061-5068867.131±0.025-3314482.618±0.026 Mean 1984104.340-5068867.134-3314482.618 Epoch2008.5 ( X Y Z ) 1984104.385-5068867.122-3314482.627 Δ (m) -0.045-0.0120.009 SHANGH (7821) LAGEOS-1 -2830744.265±0.1124676580.307±0.0803275072.892±0.107 LAGEOS-2 -2830744.272±0.0664676580.299±0.0343275072.910±0.035 Mean -2830744.2694676580.3033275072.901 Epoch2008.5 ( X Y Z ) -2830744.1614676580.3683275072.922 Δ (m) -0.108-0.065-0.021 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

23 Summary For LAGEOS, the present ability of our precise orbit determination work is in the middle level about 1 to 2 cm; In the case of our study, the choice of gravity model has slight effect on precision of LAGEOS orbit determination. The influencing order in on sub- mm level. It can also been seen that for LAGEOS, although the observation quantity of Changchun is ranked round about 10th, the observation quality is only in moderate level, and has obvious gap with high-performance station. The station coordinates can be determinated in POD process, and the proper value can do help to improve orbit determination precision. The cause of variability of station coordinates need to be further investigated. We wish the POD work in Changchun will build a bridge which can connect theoretical research and observational work. 16 th International Workshop on Laser Ranging

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