Weight selection fitting method for precise orbit determination of geostationary satellite
A technology for geostationary satellites and precise orbit determination, which is applied in the field of satellite precise orbit determination, can solve the problems of difficult solution and separation of system errors, limited amount of information, poor observation geometry of geosynchronous satellites, etc., to achieve strong stability, Improved ill-conditioned, high-precision effects
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[0042] The weight selection and fitting method for precise orbit determination of geostationary satellites includes the following steps:
[0043] a. According to the observation data of the geostationary satellite, the dynamic method or the simplified dynamic method is used to obtain the prior value X of the non-singularity orbit parameter, clock error and dynamic parameter of the geostationary satellite, and at the same time obtain the corresponding variance-covariance matrix Σ X , the prior weight matrix with no singular orbital parameters
[0044] P X = Σ X - 1
[0045] Among them, P X is the parameter prior weight matrix of the nth-order square matrix, n is the number of parameters to be estimated, including the number of orbital parameters, clock difference and the number of dynamical parameters;
[0046] b. The linearized observation equat...
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[0057] Application of Weight Selection Fitting Method in Precise Orbit Determination of Geostationary Satellites
[0058] Simulate two geostationary satellites and one inclined orbit geosynchronous (IGSO) satellite distributed over the equator from 50 degrees to 160 degrees east longitude respectively, marked as GEO1, GEO6 and IGSO; simulate five ground monitoring stations in China and the Antarctic station. The IGSO satellite orbit parameters calculated by the single-difference method of the GEO1 and IGSO satellite dynamic method are used as the prior information of the single-difference orbit determination of the GEO6 and IGSO satellite dynamic method, and the first embodiment is adopted in the single-difference orbit determination of the GEO6 and IGSO satellite. The steps to obtain the parameter estimation of the GEO6 geostationary satellite precise orbit determination, the orbit integration of the parameter estimation, and the geostationary satellite orbit are obtained, th...
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