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Integrating Analysis Goals for EOP, CRF and TRF

Abstract

In a simplified, idealized way the TRF (Terrestrial Reference Frame) can be considered a set of positions at epoch and corresponding linear rates of change while the CRF (Celestial Reference Frame) is a set of fixed directions in space. VLBI analysis can be optimized for CRF and TRF separately while handling some of the complexity of geodetic and astrometric reality. For EOP (Earth Orientation Parameter) time series both CRF and TRF should be accurate at the epoch of interest and well defined over time. The optimal integration of EOP, TRF and CRF in a single VLBI solution configuration requires a detailed consideration of the data set and the possibly conflicting nature of the reference frames. A possible approach for an integrated analysis is described.

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Ma, Chopo, MacMillan, Daniel, Petrov, Leonid. 2002-05-01. Integrating Analysis Goals for EOP, CRF and TRF. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020059988

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